verbal diarrhoea

verbal diarrhoea

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  • verbal diarrhoea — British, American & Australian, humorous, American & Australian, humorous if someone has verbal diarrhoea, they talk too much. It was awful a whole evening with this guy who had verbal diarrhoea …   New idioms dictionary

  • verbal diarrhoea — /ˌvɜbəl daɪəˈriə/ (say .verbuhl duyuh reeuh) noun Colloquial a tendency to talk too much; talkativeness. Also, verbal diarrhea. Usage: See note at oe …  

  • Verbal diarrhoea — talking utter rubbish; talking too much …   Dictionary of Australian slang

  • verbal diarrhoea — Australian Slang talking utter rubbish; talking too much …   English dialects glossary

  • verbal diarrhoea — Noun. Incessant and aimless talk …   English slang and colloquialisms

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  • logorrhoea — noun a) An excessive and often uncontrollable flow of words. b) Excessive talkativeness. Syn: verbal diarrhea, verbal diarrhoea …   Wiktionary

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