word-request
What word can I use to describe people who frequently keep telling a long story in a boring way (i.e. they keep telling their life incidences in exaggerated way)?
In a similar vein, what word can I use to describe people who keep telling their life incidences in interesting and enjoyable ways?
An excellent verb is "rummage". It is typically used with the prepositions "through" and "around" accordingly, or simply with "in". It should be noted that only the context suggests that "rummage" is without the owner's permission. It does not directly mean that. Another viable suggestion is "rifle". It is used with the same prepositions as above. This verb is more adept to stealing/looking without the owner's permission. Here are some examples to suit your ideas:
When I turned around, I saw somebody was rummaging through my bag.
My toddler nephews like to rummage around wardrobes and bookcases.
I came home to find a masked man rifling through my stuff.
I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the security guard rummaging through the piles of suitcases.
EDIT Another option is "ransack" though this carries an air of "pillage" which has an air of violence about it. This is perhaps not the preferred option if you wish to express purely "without the owner's consent/permission".
We had a call from the police to say the summer house had been ransacked.
There are a few words for this... I think the one that best fits your description is "yes-man":
a person (especially a man) who agrees with everything that someone says : a person who supports the opinions or ideas of someone else in order to earn that person's approval
The first one to come to mind was "toady", which has the added benefit of being a noun and a verb:
Noun: a person who flatters and ingratiates himself or herself in a servile way; sycophant
Verb: to fawn on and flatter (someone)
Sycophant is also a good word:
a person who seeks favor by flattering people of wealth or influence; parasite; toady
There are a bunch of other options, though, including "flunky":
Best Answer
A good word for the first type of person might be blowhard: An exceptionally talkative and boastful person. Or, perhaps they are a windbag: someone with nothing to say, who takes all day to say it.
Going only slightly further afield, you might call them a blatherer, babbler, prattler, or chatterer.