noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a great talker/reader/admirer etc
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Anthony’s a great talker – sometimes you just can’t get a word in.
smooth talker
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He was a smooth talker .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
good
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They're considered the best talkers , and fetch high prices as pets.
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Will he choose the best talker ?
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Either would enhance any show because they're such good talkers .
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He is an uncommonly good talker and easy indeed to listen to.
great
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Like Johnson, Coleridge was a great talker .
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And she was this great laugher and talker .
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
fast talker
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Lenny Clarke is a fast talker, which might explain why he was torn between politics and comedy.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Will's a fast talker .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And she was some talker , old Eva.
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He was popular and outgoing; he was intelligent; he was an amusing talker .
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I was a talker , too, although not to that degree, but a definite, moderate talker.
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Only 2.4 percent slow talkers experienced later problems.
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They're considered the best talkers, and fetch high prices as pets.