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long-tongued

[ lawng-tuhngd, long- ]

adjective

  1. talking too much or too openly, especially of private or confidential matters; chattering; gossipy.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of long-tongued1

First recorded in 1545–55
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Example Sentences

Explaining what the newly published results mean he says, "Even if bumblebee-dependent plants successfully engage substitute pollinators amidst the global decline of long-tongued bumblebees, the maintenance of plants' species boundaries could be compromised due to the sharing of pollinators via hybrid formation."

Medellín was certain as soon as he saw it: It’s a long-tongued bat, distinguishable by the elongated tip of its nose.

But it’s not clear whether the long-tongued bat has begun re-colonizing Mexico City, or whether the city is just a seasonal island the bats are visiting now when its favorite plants are in bloom.

The protected Mexican long-tongued bat was first sighted this year in an even more unlikely location: a zoo at the Chapultepec park in the city’s center.

The protected Mexican long-tongued bat was first sighted this year in an even more unlikely location: a zoo at the Chapultepec park in the city’s center.

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