multiloquious
adjective
mul·ti·lo·qui·ous
\¦məltə̇¦lōkwēəs\
Definition of multiloquious
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Origin and Etymology of multiloquious
obsolete English multiloquy garrulousness (from Latin multiloquium, from multi- + -loquium —as in colloquium colloquy) + English -ous
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