talkertalk‧er /ˈtɔːkə $ ˈtɒːkər/ noun [countable]

- And she was some talker, old Eva.
- He was popular and outgoing; he was intelligent; he was an amusing talker.
- I was a talker, too, although not to that degree, but a definite, moderate talker.
- Only 2.4 percent slow talkers experienced later problems.
- They're considered the best talkers, and fetch high prices as pets.
► smooth talker
Mom thinks he’s a smooth talker (=someone who is polite and pleasant but who you do not trust). ► a great talker/reader/admirer etc
Anthony’s a great talker – sometimes you just can’t get a word in. ► smooth talker
He was a smooth talker. ADJECTIVE► good· They're considered the best talkers, and fetch high prices as pets.· Will he choose the best talker?· Either would enhance any show because they're such good talkers.· He is an uncommonly good talker and easy indeed to listen to.
► great· Like Johnson, Coleridge was a great talker.· And she was this great laugher and talker.
► fast talker- Lenny Clarke is a fast talker, which might explain why he was torn between politics and comedy.
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