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23 Definitions of: talk

1. verb, to express one's thoughts, feelings, or desires by means of words (to); speak (to)
2. verb, to communicate or exchange thoughts by other means
3. verb, to exchange ideas, pleasantries, or opinions (about)
4. verb, to articulate words; verbalize
5. verb, to give voice to; utter
6. verb, to hold a conversation about; discuss
7. verb, to reveal information
8. verb, to know how to communicate in (a language or idiom)
9. verb, to spread rumours or gossip
10. verb, to make sounds suggestive of talking
11. verb, to be effective or persuasive
12. verb, now you're talking at last you're saying something agreeable
13. verb, talk big to boast or brag
14. verb, talk shop to speak about one's work, esp when meeting socially, sometimes with the effect of excluding those not similarly employed
15. verb, talk the talk to speak convincingly on a particular subject, showing apparent mastery of its jargon and themes; often used in combination with the expression walk the walk. See also walk
16. verb, you can talk you don't have to worry about doing a particular thing yourself
17. verb, you can or can't talk you yourself are guilty of offending in the very matter you are upholding or decrying
18. noun, a speech or lecture
19. noun, an exchange of ideas or thoughts
20. noun, idle chatter, gossip, or rumour
21. noun, a subject of conversation; theme
22. noun, a conference, discussion, or negotiation
23. noun, a specific manner of speaking ▷ See also talk about ▷ See also, talk at ▷ See also, talk back ▷ See also, talk down ▷ See also, talk into ▷ See also, talk out ▷ See also, talk round ▷ See also, talk through ▷ See also, talk up
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1. noun, an argument or other persuasion used in selling
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Synonyms:	talk big exaggerate, sing (slang chiefly U.S.), communicate, gossip, lingo (informal), articulate, presentation, chat, speech, lecture	And more...

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