Searches for the term “logorrhea,” which is defined as “excessive and often incoherent talkativeness or wordiness,” spiked after MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow used it following the contentious ...

Logorrhea? Think of it as a more elegant way to describe “diarrhea of the mouth.” That’s also how MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow described President Trump’s out-of-control behavior in his ...

On the roster: On federal logorrhea - I’ll Tell You What: Shut up, they explained - House Dems huddle; Pelosi wants Mueller messaging - Biden will hit Va., Pa. on announcement day ...

I have read Scott Butler’s Jan. 6 column “Enough delay, Guelph must build new downtown library,” in which he uses the ongoing library saga to take a few disrespectful shots at Mayor Cam ...

No doubt "Akeelah and the Bee" will be faulted for logorrhea. But unlike many family movies, it has moments of pulchritude while showing no traces of argillaceous feet.

Shall I tell you what a deal-breaker in a perfectly acceptable relationship drama can be? It is, yes, the dreaded voice-over. In which a character is shown doing something, and that self-same ...

No, it's not logorrhea nor loquaciousness. Let me tell you, in 9 out of 10 times, it simply comes down to the inexperience of the job interviewer.