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Loquacity; talkative, tending to talk a great deal.

The condition or quality of being loquacious; talkativeness.

1. The quality of being mendacious; or the tendency or disposition to lie or to deceive.
2. Habitual lying or deceiving.

1. Having an eagerness to consume great amounts of all kinds of food; ravenous.
2. Having or marked by an insatiable appetite for all activities or pursuits; greedy: "She had an omnivoracity which could not be satisfied."
3. Boundless greed for all things: an omnivoracity for history; a gluttonous consumer of fine foods; a rapacious acquirer of competing businesses; a politician who is ravenous for power.

1. The state of being opaque (not allowing the passage of light); unperceptive, dense.
2. On a radiograph, a more transparent area is interpreted as an opacity to x-rays in the body.
3. Mental dullness.

1. Keenness of sight; clearness of understanding or insight; penetration, discernment.
2. Acuteness of discernment or perception.

1. The desire to start an argument or fight.
2. Expressing an argument or opinion very forcefully.

Acuteness of mental discernment; aptitude for investigation or discovery; keenness and soundness of judgement in the estimation of persons and conditions, and in the adaptation of means to ends; penetration, shrewdness.

The quality or condition of being salacious; lustfulness, lecherousness, sexual wantonness.

The quality or state of being saponaceous.