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One who chats or talks to excess.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: informal
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Synonym of cootie catcher (“children's fortune-telling device”).
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: cootie catcher
Antonyms: none provided
Synonym of chatterbot.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: computing, engineering, mathematics, natural-sciences, physical-sciences, sciences
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: chatterbot
Antonyms: none provided
The orchid Epipactis gigantea.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Antonyms: none provided
an obnoxious and foolish and loquacious talker
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: chatterer, babbler, prater, magpie, spouter
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: speaker, talker, utterer, verbalizer, verbaliser
orchid growing along streams or ponds of western North America having leafy stems and 1 greenish-brown and pinkish flower in the axil of each upper leaf
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: stream orchid, giant helleborine, Epipactis gigantea
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: helleborine
Across languages
Translations
90 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
ثَرْثَار
(ṯarṯār)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Belarusian:
лапату́н
(lapatún)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Belarusian:
лапату́ха
(lapatúxa)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Belarusian:
лапату́шка
(lapatúška)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Belarusian:
ласкату́н
(laskatún)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Belarusian:
ласкату́ха
(laskatúxa)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Belarusian:
ласкату́шка
(laskatúška)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Bulgarian:
бъбри́ца
(bǎbríca)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Bulgarian:
кречета́ло
(krečetálo)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Bulgarian:
лате́рна
(latérna)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Catalan:
xerraire
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Chinese Mandarin:
話匣子 /话匣子
(huàxiázi)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Chinese Mandarin:
喋喋不休者
(diédiébùxiū-zhě)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Chinese Mandarin:
話癆 /话痨
(huàláo)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Czech:
kecal
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Danish:
sladretaske
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Danish:
sludrechatol
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Dutch:
kletskous
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Esperanto:
babilemulo
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Finnish:
lörppö
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Finnish:
lörpöttelijä
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Finnish:
hölösuu
— one who chats or talks to excess
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French:
moulin à paroles
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Galician:
charlatán
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Dampfplauderer
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Plaudertasche
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Quasselstrippe
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Schwätzer
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Schwätzerin
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Labermaul
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Labertasche
— one who chats or talks to excess
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German:
Chlepfe
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Greek:
πολυλογάς
(polylogás)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Greek:
φαφλατάς
(faflatás)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Ancient Greek:
στώμυλμα
(stṓmulma)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Hungarian:
locsi-fecsi
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Hungarian:
szélkelep
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Irish:
cabaire
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Italian:
chiacchierone
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Italian:
ciancione
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Italian:
linguacciuto
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Japanese:
おしゃべり
(oshaberi)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Kazakh:
сумақай
(sumaqai)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Latin:
lingulāca
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Latvian:
pļāpa
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Macedonian:
кречетало
(krečetalo)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Macedonian:
брборко
(brborko)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Macedonian:
алапача
(alapača)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Macedonian:
дрдорко
(drdorko)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Māori:
kohe
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Māori:
komarero
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Māori:
pane kākā
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Māori:
ngutu kotete
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Norman:
bailleux d'goule
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Norman:
caqu'teux
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Occitan:
barjacaire
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Occitan:
charraire
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Plautdietsch:
Plaupamul
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Polish:
gaduła
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Portuguese:
tagarela
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Portuguese:
falador
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Portuguese:
gralha
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Portuguese:
grafonola
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Portuguese:
falastrão
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Portuguese:
boquirroto
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Portuguese:
linguarudo
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Russian:
болту́н
(boltún)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Russian:
болту́нья
(boltúnʹja)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Russian:
болту́шка
(boltúška)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Russian:
лопоту́н
(lopotún)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Russian:
лопоту́ха
(lopotúxa)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Russian:
лопоту́нья
(lopotúnʹja)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Serbo-Croatian:
brbljavac
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Serbo-Croatian:
brbljavica
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Spanish:
loro
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Spanish:
lora
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Spanish:
charlatán
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Spanish:
cotorra
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Spanish:
parlanchín
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Tangut:
𗀁𗢯
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Turkish:
geveze
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Turkish:
şapır
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Ukrainian:
балаку́н
(balakún)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Ukrainian:
балаку́ха
(balakúxa)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Ukrainian:
лепету́н
(lepetún)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Ukrainian:
лепету́ха
(lepetúxa)
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Walloon:
tchafiåd
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Walloon:
tchafete
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Walloon:
berdeleu
— one who chats or talks to excess
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Walloon:
Mareye-tarame
— one who chats or talks to excess