What do you call a person with lots of hobbies
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If they dip into a lot of different activities without really learning any one of them in depth, they're called a dilettante or dabbler. "Jack of all trades but master of none."
Another answer:
A person with many interests and with resulting depth of knowledge in a wide variety of subjects is called a 'polymath'.
The term 'hobby' simply describes something you do for pleasure on a regular basis when you aren't working at your normal job: something you enjoy doing but aren't being paid to do.
Inevitably, a hobbyist learns a great deal about their hobby or hobbies in the process of devoting time to them. A hobby might involve anything from studying ancient Greek (provided you don't work professionally with that language and culture) to keeping pet mice (provided you don't breed mice for a living). If in your spare time you study ancient Greek, keep mice, compose crossword puzzles, and compete in triathalons, along the way necessarily learning a lot about all these things, then you are a polymath.
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talkative
A proper term would be "loquacious" (talkative, garrulous, verbose). Slang terms include "chatter box," babbler, or "motormouth."
A smart alec or know it all?
A Bookworm!... :D
A thinker is person that gives considerable thought over a thing, situation, event or matter. Thinkers are classified as philosophers.
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