Talkative (adjective)

Given to talking a lot; talky or garrulous.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from talk, on the pattern of words such as talkless.

Examples:

1. He is a talkative person and likes to tell long stories.
2. She was talkative and friendly, always eager to engage in conversation.
3. The talkative man never let anyone else get a word in.
4. The children were talkative and rowdy, making it hard for the teacher to maintain order.
5. Talkative people are usually good at public speaking.