voluble

He turned more voluble than she had ever heard him.

But it was the women who were the most voluble.

United, and their voluble fans, will always provide the test.

Not even the voluble engineer was able to help him.

"This must be your first time up," said the voluble one.

He must not be in one of his voluble moods.

After his first voluble praise, he seemed at a loss for words.

His thanks were voluble; he gave them in a booming voice.

He was more voluble with me, if only for the purpose of making an abstract point.

Additionally, the voluble woman said, the country needs a return to political quiet.

On the question of the slaves in the City, for instance, he was quite voluble.

But the coach was voluble about the things that matter to him most: playing smart.

A chance to display it seemed to make him even more voluble than usual.

And he was voluble about his general prescriptions for opera.

Today they were unusually voluble, for there was much to discuss.

Their faces have come to represent little more than voluble wealth.

Comments from a voluble community immediately began shaping the project.

I had met The fierce encounter of the voluble rock.

Jackson passed on the offer, to voluble discussion among the Elders.

Philip in his voluble anger stopped suddenly at the sound of her voice.

While the things he said were commonplace, it was a good sign, having Jerry become voluble.

Rivers was known to have less than a great formal education, while the voluble Jackson had gone to college.

He thought at about the speed of light, and one-on-one like this, his voluble mouth was never far behind.

Jack was seldom so voluble and had never talked about affairs on the board.

Many also pointed to the Australian political tradition of voluble, even personal, politics.