walkativeadj.

1764 Gentleman's Mag. Nov. 539/2 From all but industry witholding, meat, Still, still, be walkative.

1860 J. Harper Glimpses of Ocean Life xix. 290 I have always found small specimens to be much more lively and walkative, (if I may be allowed the expression) than their more corpulent brethren.

1943 Vogue 15 Feb. 79/2 (advt.) When you choose your shoes these war working, walkative days, you think first about how your feet are going to feel about them.

1995 N.Y. Times (Nexis) 11 Feb. viii. 6/5 I was walking around before the game—I always walked around in those days; I was always walkative.