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What do you call a wordy person?

There are many ways to describe a wordy person, depending on the tone you want to convey:

Neutral:

* Verbose

* Prolix

* Loquacious

* Talkative

* Garrulous

* Voluble

* Long-winded

* Rambling

* Wordy

Negative:

* Chatterbox

* Windbag

* Motormouth

* Blabbermouth

* Rambler

* Logorrhea (medical term for excessive talking)

* Circumlocutory (using unnecessarily long or roundabout language)

Positive (in some contexts):

* Eloquent (if their wordiness is skillful and persuasive)

* Articulate (if they are clear and concise)

* Expressive (if they are able to convey their thoughts and feelings clearly)

The best word to use depends on the specific situation and the intended meaning.

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