What is another word for talked ear off?
Pronunciation: [tˈɔːkt ˈi͡əɹ ˈɒf] (IPA) 
The expression "talked ear off" refers to someone who talks excessively, to the point that the listener becomes bored or annoyed. There are many different ways to describe this behavior, using a variety of synonyms. Some common synonyms for "talked ear off" include "rambled on," "chatted incessantly," "spouted off," "went on and on," "prattled on," and "droned endlessly." Other related phrases might include "monopolized the conversation," "overstayed their welcome," or "were long-winded." Regardless of the specific wording used, these phrases all convey a similar idea: that the speaker talked for far too long, and likely failed to notice (or care about) the listener's waning patience.
