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A person who talks a lot is often referred to as "talkative" or "loquacious." Other terms that can describe such a person include "garrulous" or "verbose," depending on the context and the nature of their speech. These terms generally imply a tendency to engage in lengthy conversations or excessive chatter.
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what do you call a person that takes ships into and out of port
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What do you call a person who speaks a lot?
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