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What is the euphemism for word loudmouth?

There are many euphemisms for "loudmouth," depending on the context and desired level of politeness:

Neutral:

* Outspoken: This implies someone who freely expresses their opinions.

* Vocal: This highlights someone's tendency to speak up.

* Frank: This suggests someone who is honest and direct.

* Forthright: This indicates someone who is straightforward and assertive.

Negative:

* Boastful: This suggests someone who brags excessively.

* Rambling: This implies someone who talks excessively and without focus.

* Garrulous: This describes someone who talks excessively and often about trivial matters.

* Verbose: This indicates someone who uses more words than necessary.

* Loquacious: This describes someone who is talkative and enjoys conversation, but may be seen as excessive.

Slang/Informal:

* Chatty Cathy: This is a playful, but somewhat derogatory term for someone who talks a lot.

* Motormouth: This emphasizes someone's tendency to talk constantly.

* Windbag: This is a more negative and insulting term for someone who talks too much.

The best euphemism will depend on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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