Word for abnormal talkativeness, whose Greek roots translate to "word madness" Crossword Clue

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Word for abnormal talkativeness, whose Greek roots translate to "word madness" Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. pathologically excessive (and often incoherent) talking

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

TALKATIVENESS (noun)
1. the quality of being wordy and talkative
ABNORMAL (adjective)
1. not normal; not typical or usual or regular or conforming to a norm
2. departing from the normal in e.g. intelligence and development

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16. The Kentucky Derby, for one

17. Cold brew coffee option

18. Sports org. for athletes who want to raise a racket?

19. Purse, necklace or belt, e.g.

21. Discarded parts of bananas and oranges

23. Sonja ___, three-time Olympic figure skating champion and Norwegian film star

24. Some breakfast drinks, informally

26. Garland given as a welcome gift in Hawaii

28. Longtime channel for "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood"

29. Easy-to-open fastener on a baby garment

30. Roomie, in the U.K.

33. Dolly the sheep, for one

34. Lower one's body temperature

35. Deeply embarrassed

37. Enter a username and password

38. You might have them after sunbathing in a bikini

40. Succulent that can be used to treat minor burns

41. "It's … OK"

42. So far

43. Rep. candidate's opponent

44. Bobby ___, crooner with the 1958 hit "Splish Splash"

46. Amphibians sometimes confused with toads

50. Bit of romantic advice

53. Mammal sometimes confused with a rabbit

54. Amanda of "The Amanda Show"

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Down

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8. Skinny veggie eaten pod and all

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22. Determined about

25. Went 95 on the freeway, say

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