Verbose, long-winded, rambling
Loquacious.
Garrulous means excessively talkative in a rambling or trivial way. It is used to describe someone who talks too much, often about unimportant things.
Garrulous means excessively talkative or chatty, often in a rambling or long-winded way. It suggests someone who talks too much or too loudly without giving others a chance to speak.
"Earbender" is slang for someone who talks a lot or is known for being overly chatty or persuasive. It is often used to describe someone who can easily bend another person's ear, or monopolize a conversation.
"Habla de mรกs" in Spanish means "talks too much" or "speaks out of turn", indicating that someone is speaking excessively or saying things they shouldn't.
Yes, "talks" can function as a verb in a sentence. It is the third person singular form of the verb "talk," used when referring to someone or something that is speaking or having a conversation.
The word is obsess. It means to think too much about something.
Garrulous means excessively talkative in a rambling or trivial way. It is used to describe someone who talks too much, often about unimportant things.
A yak.
The word is Boastful
Brag, boast
No annoying answers
The cast of Talking Carl Talks Too Much - 2012 includes: Clancy McLain as Names Girl
The Italian word "troppo", usually used in the phrase "non troppo", not too much. Allegro non troppo, for example.
BBecause Cassius talks too much and is too eager to please.
a little I do not think that there is a single word in English that means, specifically, not too much. "Adequate", "satisfactory", "sufficient" and "enough" mean… enough. "Inadequate", "unsatisfactory" and "insufficient" mean "not enough". At a pinch, you could use "satisfactory". Otherwise… "not too much", "not excessive", "not overdone"… .
sloppy disheveled
It means she likes hanging out with her best friend. She'll spend time with you too.