causeur

French

Etymology

From causer +‎ -eur

Adjective

causeur (feminine singular causeuse, masculine plural causeurs, feminine plural causeuses)

  1. talkative

Noun

causeur m (plural causeurs, feminine causeuse)

  1. talkative person

Further reading

Italian

Etymology

Borrowed from French causeur.

Noun

causeur m (invariable)

  1. converser
  2. One who can converse elegantly.
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