Obs. rare. Also 5 langageur. [a. OF. langageur ‘a prater… babler’ (Cotgr.), f. langagier to talk abundantly, f. langage LANGUAGE.] a. A verbose person. b. One versed in languages.
1483. Caxton, G. de la Tour, B viij b. We ought not to stryue ayenst them that ben langageurs and full of wordes.
c. 1570. Pride & Lowl. (1841), 30. Travayled he had, and was a languager.
