Definition of palaverous in English:

palaverous

adjective pəˈlɑːv(ə)rəs

Characterized by or given to palaver; (now) especially excessively talkative, prolix.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Hurdis (bap. 1763, d. 1801), Church of England clergyman and poet. From palaver + -ous.

adjectivepəˈlɑːv(ə)rəs

Characterized by or given to palaver; (now) especially excessively talkative, prolix.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Hurdis (bap. 1763, d. 1801), Church of England clergyman and poet. From palaver + -ous.

单词	palaverous
释义	Definition of palaverous in English: palaverous adjective pəˈlɑːv(ə)rəs Characterized by or given to palaver; (now) especially excessively talkative, prolix. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Hurdis (bap. 1763, d. 1801), Church of England clergyman and poet. From palaver + -ous. Definition of palaverous in US English: palaverous adjectivepəˈlɑːv(ə)rəs Characterized by or given to palaver; (now) especially excessively talkative, prolix. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Hurdis (bap. 1763, d. 1801), Church of England clergyman and poet. From palaver + -ous.
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