a. [f. SOLILOQUY sb., after loquacious.] Prone to soliloquize.
1835. Moore, Mem. (1856), VII. 70. My companion, according to his usual fashion, very soliloquacious, but saying much, of course, that was interesting to hear.
a. [f. SOLILOQUY sb., after loquacious.] Prone to soliloquize.
1835. Moore, Mem. (1856), VII. 70. My companion, according to his usual fashion, very soliloquacious, but saying much, of course, that was interesting to hear.
