See snaksom on Wiktionary
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"english": "And that was good, for he was a very talkative boy, and being talkative is not exactly nice if there is no one with whom to talk.",
"ref": "2011, Flemming Jensen, Nissebanden i Grønland, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN, page 35:",
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"ref": "1845, En religiøs livs-udvikling skildret i breve fra Cornelius, page 5:",
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"ref": "1889, Benedicte, Livserindringer, 1813-1857:",
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"text": "Hvad vilde han vel sige nu, da vi ved tiltagende Alder ere blevne saa meget snaksommere, og ofte fylde hele Bind med det, hvoraf det egentligen sande og ny maaskee kunde rummes paa eet Blad.",
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"ref": "1857, Søren Kierkegaard, Rasmus Nielsen, S. Kierkegaard's Bladartikler: med bilag samlede efter forfatterens død, page 295:",
"text": "... men som derpaa, da Sagen blev Alvor, paa Prent iagttog den dybeste Taushed, men er — med Sandhedsvidners Mod! — i Skjulthed maaskee desto snaksommere.",
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"ref": "2011, Flemming Jensen, Nissebanden i Grønland, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN, page 35:",
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"english": "The rest of the world which I left behind also frequently comes before me; it is more talkative, its apparitions would regularly talk over each other.",
"ref": "1845, En religiøs livs-udvikling skildret i breve fra Cornelius, page 5:",
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"ref": "1874, H Taine, Den engelske Literaturs Historie, page 471:",
"text": "Han finder Benævnelsen smuk og gjentager den derfor og giver den et bibelsk Præg: „O snaksomste af alle Æsler, du kommer redet af en Kvinde, ...",
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},
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"ref": "1889, Benedicte, Livserindringer, 1813-1857:",
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"type": "quote"
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"english": "What would he say now, when we, in our advancing age, have become so much chattier, and often fill entire volumes with that of which the actually true and new might be held within a page.",
"ref": "1793, Naturhistorie Selskabet, Skrivter, Copenhagen, page 145:",
"text": "Hvad vilde han vel sige nu, da vi ved tiltagende Alder ere blevne saa meget snaksommere, og ofte fylde hele Bind med det, hvoraf det egentligen sande og ny maaskee kunde rummes paa eet Blad.",
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"text": "... men som derpaa, da Sagen blev Alvor, paa Prent iagttog den dybeste Taushed, men er — med Sandhedsvidners Mod! — i Skjulthed maaskee desto snaksommere.",
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}
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