- - Loquacious
- - Slickly loquacious.
- - smoothly convincing, but could be so much bilge
- - smooth-talking leader of lot engaged in limited dig
- - smooth-tongued light-hearted liberal?
- - smooth german politician
- - smooth-talking liberal behind latest in wheeler-dealing
- - Fluent, being liberal at heart
- - Good book plausible on the surface
- - Fluent but insincere and shallow
- - Facile nonsense shortly rejected
- - Well-spoken but insincere
- - Thoughtlessly fluent
- - superficial, as talk
- - Slick and insincere
- - speaking too freely
- - fast-talking major holding line up
- - Smooth-talking, plausible
- - Slick, maybe insincere
- - Printing libellous piece that's plausible
- - Smooth-talking, but insincere
- - Fluent %26 insincere
- - A little too slick
- - Fluent and flippant
- - A bit too articulate, perhaps
- - A little too silky, maybe
- - Insincerely smooth
- - Insincere (of speech)
- - Fluent & insincere
- - Superficial, as speech
- - Smooth and superficial
- - Superficially smooth
- - Smooth-talking, like a salesperson
- - Plausibly fluent
- - Only superficially plausible
- - Like some salespeople
- - Like sleazy salesmen
- - Like many salesmen
- - Fluent and plausible
- - Smooth and superficial, talk-wise
- - Conversationally slick
- - Sweet-talking
- - Like a slick talker
- - Slick-talking
- - Marked by ease
- - Insincerely fluent
- - Slick with a reply
- - Silver-tongued
- - Insincerely eloquent
- - Slippery in speech
- - Superficially plausible at first, Green's lying is busted
- - Grand old politician with the gift of the gab
- - Insincere, facile
- - Slick with words
- - Casually fluent
- - Good old-style politician, smooth-tongued
- - Large within and without, turning smooth
- - Like a typical snake oil salesman
- - Overly fluent
- - Fluent
- - Fluent but insincere
- - Honey-tongued
- - Too smooth
- - Supersmooth
- - Voluble
- - Not very sincere
- - Befitting a con man
- - Like a fast-talking salesman
- - Fluidly flippant
- - Smooth to a fault
- - Exceptionally smooth
- - Like a con man
- - Maybe too smooth
- - Superficially fluent
- - Slick, as a speaker
- - Insincerely talkative
- - Like many smoothies
- - Like smooth, offhand talk
- - Slick, in conversation
- - Talking maybe a little too fast
- - Facile in speech
- - Gifted with the gift of gab
- - Very smooth
- - Quick with a reply
- - Fluently talkative
- - Readily fluent
- - Like a slickster
- - Insincere, in a way
- - Kind of tongue
- - Limber with language
- - Fluent and relaxed with speech
- - Verbally insincere
- - Too fluent
- - Showing little forethought
- - Slick like a salesman
- - Free with words
- - Having too-easy answers
- - Like Leno
- - Ready and fluent
- - Articulate to a fault
- - Fluent to a fault
- - More facile than sincere
- - Far from tongue-tied
- - Superficial or voluble
- - Chatty.
- - Smooth-spoken.
- - Facile or fluent.
- - Suave-tongued.
- - Flippant in speech.
- - Fast-talking
- - Like a smooth talker
- - Verbose
- - Smug
- - Plausible.
- - Overly smooth
- - Slick, in a way
- - Offhand
- - Free and easy
- - Superficial
- - Talkative
- - Like con artists
- - Smooth-talking
- - Smooth-tongued
- - Slick
- - Smooth
- - Flippant
- - Nonchalant
- - Articulate
- - Facile.
- - Pat
- - like many press conference answers
- - a lot of tripe upset pat
- - Insincere
- - Insincerely fluent and easy
- - a little too fluent
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