(suffix)(speech)loquent

omniloquent - One who can talk about any and all subjects.
pauciloquent - Using as few words as possible when speaking.
planiloquent - Talking plainly about some subject .
pleniloquent - Always talking or full of speech .
polyloquent - One who can talk about numerous subjects .
sanctiloquent - Speaking of something which is holy or sacred .
sialoquent - Spraying saliva when speaking .
somniloquent - Speaking in one's sleep .
stultiloquent - Speaking senselessly or babbling idiotically .
suaviloquent - Speaking in a sophisticated manner .
tolutiloquent - Pertaining to a smooth talker .
vaniloquent - Speaking only of oneself or speaking egotistically .
veriloquent - Speaking nothing but the truth .
alieniloquent - Speaking discursively or straying from one's point.
altiloquent - Speaking pompously or in a high own manner.
blandiloquent - Speaking in a attering or ingratiating way .
breviloquent - Speaking briey about a subject .
dentiloquent - Pertaining to someone who talks through their teeth .
doctiloquent - Talking about a subject which you have studied and know
a lot about.
flexiloquent - Pertaining to someone who speaks ambiguously .
inaniloquent - Speaking foolishly or saying silly things .
longiloquent - Extremely long-winded .
magniloquent - Speaking pompously or in a high own manner.
melliloquent - Pertaining to a smooth talker or a con artist (literally honey-
tongued) .
mendaciloquent - Able to tell artful or skilled lies.
multiloquent - Always talking or simply talking too much
Grandiloquent
blesiloquent    speaking with a stammer or lisp.
dentiloquent    speaking with clenched teeth
diversiloquent  speaking in different ways; speaking on different subjects
doctiloquent    speaking learnedly
dulciloquent    speaking sweetly.
fatiloquent     speaking prophetically; declaring fate
flexiloquent    speaking ambiguously or using words of doubtful meaning.
grandiloquent   bombastic
inaniloquent    prone to foolish or empty babbling.
largiloquent    talkative; full of words.
magniloquent    speaking in a grand or pompous style
melliloquent    speaking harmoniously or sweetly.
omniloquent     speaking on all subjects.
pauciloquent    of few words; speaking little.
planiloquent    speaking plainly .
polyloquent     speaking much; loquacious
sanctiloquent   speaking on heavenly or holy matters
sialoquent      spitting greatly while speaking
soliloquent     speaking in soliloquies; prone to giving soliloquies.
tardiloquent    speaking slowly.
veriloquent     speaking truthfully; truthful.
inaniloquent    Speaking foolishly or saying silly things.
blandiloquent   Speaking in a flattering or ingratiating manner .
dentiloquent    Pertaining to one who talks through their teeth .