lōˈkwāshəs adjective
Etymology: Latin loquac- loquax loquacious (from loqui to speak) + English -ious
1.
a. : given to excessive talking : garrulous
the brandy made him a bit loquacious — Sherwood Anderson
b. : full of excessive talk : wordy
the prolonged and loquacious death scene — C.W.Cunnington
the loquacious cluttered plot — Newsweek
2. : babbling , noisy
sometimes a loquacious brook would run right through it — Christopher Rand
Synonyms: see talkative