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  1. talk

    Conversation (Latin con, with) is, etymologically, an interchange of ideas with some other person or persons. Talk may be wholly one-sided. Many brilliant talkers have been incapable of conversation. There may be intercourse without conversation, as by looks, signs, etc.; communion is of hearts, with or without words; communication is often by writing, and may be uninvited and unreciprocated. Talk may denote the mere utterance of words with little thought; thus, we say idle talk, empty talk, rather than idle or empty conversation. Discourse is now applied chiefly to public addresses. A conference is more formal than a conversation. Dialog denotes ordinarily an artificial or imaginary conversation, generally of two persons, but sometimes of more. A colloquy is indefinite as to number, and generally somewhat informal. Compare BEHAVIOR.

    Synonyms:
    chat, colloquy, communication, communion, confabulation, conference, conversation, converse, dialogue, discourse, intercourse, parley

    Preposition:
    Conversation with friends; between or among the guests; about a matter.

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  1. talk, talkingnoun

    an exchange of ideas via conversation

    «let’s have more work and less talk around here»

    Synonyms:
    talking, talk of the town, public lecture, lecture

    Antonyms:
    shut one’s mouth, keep quiet, keep one’s mouth shut

  2. talknoun

    discussion; (`talk about’ is a less formal alternative for `discussion of’)

    «his poetry contains much talk about love and anger»

    Synonyms:
    talking, talk of the town, public lecture, lecture

    Antonyms:
    keep quiet, keep one’s mouth shut, shut one’s mouth

  3. talknoun

    the act of giving a talk to an audience

    «I attended an interesting talk on local history»

    Synonyms:
    talking, talk of the town, public lecture, lecture

    Antonyms:
    shut one’s mouth, keep one’s mouth shut, keep quiet

  4. lecture, public lecture, talknoun

    a speech that is open to the public

    «he attended a lecture on telecommunications»

    Synonyms:
    talking to, lecture, lecturing, talk of the town, public lecture, talking, speech

    Antonyms:
    keep quiet, keep one’s mouth shut, shut one’s mouth

  5. talk, talk of the townverb

    idle gossip or rumor

    «there has been talk about you lately»

    Synonyms:
    talking, talk of the town, public lecture, lecture

    Antonyms:
    keep quiet, shut one’s mouth, keep one’s mouth shut

  6. talk, speakverb

    exchange thoughts; talk with

    «We often talk business»; «Actions talk louder than words»

    Synonyms:
    peach, address, verbalise, tattle, babble out, babble, blab, lecture, spill the beans, speak, verbalize, utter, blab out, sing, spill, mouth, let the cat out of the bag

    Antonyms:
    keep quiet, shut one’s mouth, keep one’s mouth shut

  7. talk, speak, utter, mouth, verbalize, verbaliseverb

    express in speech

    «She talks a lot of nonsense»; «This depressed patient does not verbalize»

    Synonyms:
    let loose, express, peach, address, verbalise, give tongue to, tattle, babble out, babble, let out, emit, blab, lecture, spill the beans, speak, verbalize, utter, blab out, sing, spill, mouth, let the cat out of the bag

    Antonyms:
    shut one’s mouth, keep quiet, keep one’s mouth shut

  8. speak, talkverb

    use language

    «the baby talks already»; «the prisoner won’t speak»; «they speak a strange dialect»

    Synonyms:
    peach, tattle, babble out, babble, verbalise, blab, lecture, spill the beans, speak, address, utter, blab out, sing, spill, verbalize, mouth, let the cat out of the bag

    Antonyms:
    keep one’s mouth shut, keep quiet, shut one’s mouth

  9. spill, talkverb

    reveal information

    «If you don’t oblige me, I’ll talk!»; «The former employee spilled all the details»

    Synonyms:
    babble, peach, pour forth, tattle, splatter, babble out, disgorge, blab, run out, sing, lecture, spill the beans, speak, verbalize, utter, blab out, verbalise, spill, slop, shed, mouth, let the cat out of the bag

    Antonyms:
    keep one’s mouth shut, shut one’s mouth, keep quiet

  10. spill the beans, let the cat out of the bag, talk, tattle, blab, peach, babble, sing, babble out, blab outverb

    divulge confidential information or secrets

    «Be careful—his secretary talks»

    Synonyms:
    verbalize, whistle, babble, twaddle, verbalise, prattle, spill, ripple, palaver, peach, tittle-tattle, maunder, utter, blather, smatter, tattle, gurgle, mouth, bubble, blab out, burble, blether, gibber, blab, let the cat out of the bag, speak, guggle, blither, babble out, sing, prate, spill the beans, piffle, chatter, lecture, gabble, blabber, clack

    Antonyms:
    keep one’s mouth shut, shut one’s mouth, keep quiet

  11. lecture, talkverb

    deliver a lecture or talk

    «She will talk at Rutgers next week»; «Did you ever lecture at Harvard?»

    Synonyms:
    bawl out, verbalize, lambast, babble, verbalise, take to task, spill, reproof, jaw, reprimand, rebuke, utter, chew out, chide, peach, tattle, lambaste, mouth, trounce, blab out, berate, have words, chew up, call down, blab, let the cat out of the bag, dress down, speak, scold, remonstrate, rag, babble out, sing, spill the beans, call on the carpet, lecture

    Antonyms:
    keep one’s mouth shut, shut one’s mouth, keep quiet

Matched Categories

    • Communicate
    • Conversation
    • Discussion
    • Lecture
    • Teach
    • Tell

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  1. talkverb

    Synonyms:
    speak, converse, CONFABULATE

  2. talkverb

    Synonyms:
    confer, reason, deliberate

  3. talkverb

    Synonyms:
    prattle, prate

  4. talkverb

    Synonyms:
    speak, utter

  5. talknoun

    Synonyms:
    conversation, converse, colloquy, PARLEY, discourse, conference, communication, dialogue, confabulation, chat, GOSSIP, oral intercourse

  6. talknoun

    Synonyms:
    report, rumor, bruit, town talk

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  1. talknoun

    Synonyms:
    conversation, converse, colloquy, conference, confabulation, chat, parley, causerie, parlance, confab, dialogue, interlocution, soliloquy, monologue, palaver, buncombe, blarney, blandishment, flattery, flummery, chaff, banter, raillery, persiflage, badinage, asteistn, chatter, babble, chit chat, gibberish, jargon, twaddle, fustian, moonshine, hanky-panky, jabbering, rhapsody, rant, grandiloquence, expatiation, descant

  2. talkverb

    Synonyms:
    speak, converse, confer, confabulate, consult, babble, prattle, prate, chatter, gabble, gibber, blather, expatiate, descant, comment, harp, rant, palaver

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  1. List of paraphrases for «talk»:

    speak, spoke, conversation, discuss, speaking, talking, speaks, speech, talks, tell, discussion, say, kalam, chat, mention, reason, modern

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  1. Eddie Nam -LRB- @ednam10 -RRB-:

    Bing Chen, Bing Chen, really championed this movement, when Bing Chen presented the idea to The Nam brothers, Eric told me,’ Time to put The Nam brothers money where The Nam brothers mouths are’ as The Nam brothers often talk about the importance of representation.

  2. Dejan Stojanovic:

    If what we think of ourselves were true, the planet would overflow with geniuses. They blossomed; they did not talk about blossoming. They grew; they did not talk about growing.

  3. Robert Frost:

    Forgive me my nonsense as I also forgive the nonsense of those who think they can talk sense.

  4. Marya Mannes:

    If American men are obsessed with money, American women are obsessed with weight. The men talk of gain, the women talk of loss, and I do not know which talk is the more boring.

  5. Elijah Cummings:

    She’s not going to say anything she hasn’t already said, she wants to come in and talk once. She’ll talk about the emails.


Translations for talk

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  • تكلم, خطاب, محادثة, تحدث, محاضرةArabic
  • danışmaqAzerbaijani
  • размаўляць, гаварыцьBelarusian
  • беседа, разговор, говоряBulgarian
  • parlar, conversarCatalan, Valencian
  • foredrag, drøftelse, snakke, fortælle, samtale, tale, forelæsning, snakDanish
  • sprechen, Vortrag, Gespräch, redenGerman
  • θέμα, συνομιλώ, διάλεξη, συζήτηση, επικοινωνώ, μιλώGreek
  • paroliEsperanto
  • conversación, hablar, conferencia, conversarSpanish
  • سخنرانی, گفت و گو, سخن گفتن, صحبت, صحبت کردنPersian
  • puheenaihe, puhua, esitelmä, viestiä, keskusteluFinnish
  • talaFaroese
  • conversation, parler, discussion, bavarder, discours, conférenceFrench
  • petearWestern Frisian
  • aighneas, caintIrish
  • seanchas, còmhradhScottish Gaelic
  • बात करना, बोलनाHindi
  • beszélget, beszéd, beszél, beszélgetésHungarian
  • զրուցել, խոսելArmenian
  • conversar, parlarInterlingua
  • bincang, ngomong, bicaraIndonesian
  • parolarIdo
  • mæla, tala, ávarpaIcelandic
  • conversazione, parlare, discorso, argomentoItalian
  • 意思疎通する, 話し, 会話, 話す, 講義Japanese
  • საუბარიGeorgian
  • 이야기하다, 이야기, 대화하다, 말하다, 대화Korean
  • دواندن, قسه‌ ئه‌کات, قسه‌, ئه‌دوێنێتKurdish
  • fabulorLatin
  • kalbėtiLithuanian
  • runātLatvian
  • kōwetewete, motatau, kōreroMāori
  • gesprek, overleggen, praten, conversatie, sprekenDutch
  • snakk, samtale, snakke, forelesning, foredrag, prat, prekeNorwegian
  • temat, rozmowa, mówićPolish
  • conversar, conversa, falar, discursoPortuguese
  • rimay, rimachiy, yawnayQuechua
  • vorbiRomanian
  • разговор, болтать, разговаривать, история, лекция, беседовать, рассказ, нотация, говорить, беседаRussian
  • rȁzgovōr, го̏во̄р, govòriti, predávānje, konverzácija, гово̀рити, преда́ва̄ње, gȍvōr, конверза́ција, ра̏згово̄рSerbo-Croatian
  • tala, prat, konversation, prata, snacka, föreläsningSwedish
  • Sol, PaesuTamil
  • చర్చనీయాంశం, ప్రసంగం, కబుర్లు, మాట్లాడుTelugu
  • สนทนา, พูด, กล่าว, คุยThai
  • konuşmakTurkish
  • говорити, розмовлятиUkrainian
  • بولنا, بات کرناUrdu
  • nói chuyện, nói được, nóiVietnamese
  • 講話Chinese

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1

as in speech

a usually formal discourse delivered to an audience

the noted author’s talk on the state of the modern novel

2

as in discussion

an exchange of views for the purpose of exploring a subject or deciding an issue

what good will all this talk do when we need to take action now?

3

as in chat

friendly, informal conversation or an instance of this

sat down by the fire and had a nice little talk about what was new in the village

4

as in rumor

information or opinion that is widely disseminated without any authority or confirmation of accuracy

her wild behavior is exciting some lurid talk

1

as in to speak

to give a formal often extended talk on a subject

the fire chief often talks at school assemblies about fire safety

2

as in to chat

to engage in casual or rambling conversation

talked with our neighbor as we unloaded the groceries from the car

3

as in to say

to express (a thought or emotion) in words

you’re talking nonsense: take a minute and think about what you are trying to say, and then start speaking


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

4

as in to inform

to give information (as to the authorities) about another’s improper or unlawful activities

after being threatened, the eyewitness started talking at length about what he had seen in the alley

5

as in to gossip

to relate sometimes questionable or secret information of a personal nature

you’re a fine one to talk about your sister’s marital problems when you have had plenty of your own


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  • lecture
  • allocution
  • declamation
  • descant
  • discourse
  • disquisition
  • dissertation
  • epilogue
  • exhortation
  • expatiation
  • harangue
  • homily
  • monologue
  • oration
  • peroration
  • recitation
  • screed
  • sermon
  • spiel
  • chalk talk
  • prelection
  • conversation
  • report
  • rumor
  • allusion
  • badinage
  • banter
  • blather
  • bombast
  • bunk
  • buzz
  • cant
  • chat
  • chatter
  • chitchat
  • cry
  • gab
  • grapevine
  • hearsay
  • hint
  • innuendo
  • insinuation
  • jaw
  • jive
  • lip
  • noise
  • nonsense
  • palaver
  • persiflage
  • prose
  • racket
  • raillery
  • rot
  • rubbish
  • rumble
  • scuttlebutt
  • trash
  • yarn
  • hot air
  • idle talk
  • small talk
  • tête-à-tête
  • argument
  • conference
  • consultation
  • conversation
  • deliberation
  • dialogue
  • interview
  • meeting
  • negotiation
  • seminar
  • symposium
  • visit
  • colloquy
  • conclave
  • confabulation
  • earful
  • encounter
  • huddle
  • palaver
  • parlance
  • parley
  • spiel
  • ventilation
  • eyeball-to-eyeball
  • interlocution
  • straight talk
  • speech
  • argot
  • chatter
  • dialect
  • discourse
  • jargon
  • lingo
  • locution
  • parlance
  • patois
  • slang
  • speaking
  • utterance
  • verbalization
  • vocalization
  • words
  • chat
  • communicate
  • describe
  • express
  • reveal
  • say
  • sing
  • speak
  • tell
  • use
  • articulate
  • babble
  • broach
  • chant
  • chatter
  • confess
  • converse
  • divulge
  • drawl
  • drone
  • gab
  • gabble
  • gossip
  • influence
  • intone
  • notify
  • palaver
  • parley
  • patter
  • persuade
  • prate
  • prattle
  • pronounce
  • rhapsodize
  • soliloquize
  • spout
  • squeak
  • squeal
  • utter
  • verbalize
  • voice
  • yak
  • comment on
  • flap one’s tongue
  • give voice to
  • run on
  • spill the beans
  • talk one’s leg off
  • tell all
  • ventriloquize
  • argue
  • confer
  • consult
  • contact
  • exchange
  • huddle
  • interact
  • interview
  • negotiate
  • reach out
  • visit
  • canvass
  • chew
  • collogue
  • commune
  • confabulate
  • confide
  • deliberate
  • dialogue
  • groupthink
  • interface
  • network
  • palaver
  • parley
  • reason
  • relate
  • touch
  • vent
  • be in contact
  • carry on conversation
  • engage in conversation
  • go into a huddle
  • have a meet
  • hold discussion
  • join in conversation
  • keep in touch
  • thrash out
  • touch base
  • pitch
  • speak
  • accost
  • discourse
  • harangue
  • induce
  • influence
  • lecture
  • orate
  • persuade
  • sermonize
  • spiel
  • spout
  • stump
  • sway
  • deliver a speech
  • give a talk
  • give speech
  • hold forth
  • prelect

On this page you’ll find 377 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to talk, such as: lecture, allocution, declamation, descant, discourse, and disquisition.

  • quiet
  • silence
  • evidence
  • possessions
  • proof
  • reality
  • sense
  • truth
  • listening
  • listening
  • silence
  • silence
  • standard
  • listening
  • be quiet
  • conceal
  • cover
  • listen
  • suppress
  • be silent
  • hide
  • secrete
  • refrain
  • refuse
  • conceal
  • hide
  • secrete
  • listen
  • refrain
  • refuse
  • be quiet
  • discourage
  • hinder
  • prevent
  • listen
  • refrain
  • refuse

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WORDS RELATED TO TALK

  • chalk talk
  • discourse
  • dissertation
  • lecture
  • oration
  • pep talk
  • pitch
  • sermon
  • soapbox
  • spiel
  • talk
  • approach
  • bespeak
  • call
  • deliver speech
  • deliver talk
  • discourse
  • discuss
  • get on a soapbox
  • give speech
  • give talk
  • greet
  • hail
  • lecture
  • memorialize
  • orate
  • pitch
  • pontificate
  • root for
  • sermonize
  • spiel
  • spout
  • stump
  • take the floor
  • talk
  • applied oneself to
  • attended to
  • concentrated on
  • devoted oneself to
  • directed
  • dug
  • engaged in
  • focused on
  • gave
  • had a go at
  • had at
  • hammered away
  • knuckled down to
  • pegged away
  • pitch into
  • plugged away at
  • threw oneself into
  • took care of
  • took up
  • tried
  • turned
  • turned to
  • undertook
  • went at
  • went for
  • chalk talks
  • discourses
  • dissertations
  • lectures
  • orations
  • pep talks
  • pitches
  • sermons
  • soapboxes
  • spiels
  • talks
  • applies oneself to
  • attends to
  • concentrates on
  • devotes oneself to
  • digs
  • directs
  • engages in
  • focuses on
  • gives
  • goes at
  • goes for
  • hammers away
  • has a go at
  • has at
  • knuckles down to
  • pegs away
  • pitch into
  • plugs away at
  • takes care of
  • takes up
  • throws oneself into
  • tries
  • turns
  • turns to
  • undertakes
  • accept
  • accord
  • acquiesce
  • adopt
  • affirm
  • agree
  • allow
  • approve
  • avow
  • bare
  • bring to light
  • communicate
  • concede
  • concur
  • confide
  • confirm
  • consent
  • cop a plea
  • credit
  • declare
  • disclose
  • divulge
  • enumerate
  • expose
  • go into details
  • grant
  • indicate
  • let
  • let on
  • make known
  • narrate
  • number
  • open up
  • own
  • own up
  • permit
  • proclaim
  • profess
  • recite
  • recognize
  • relate
  • reveal
  • spill
  • subscribe to
  • talk
  • tell
  • tolerate
  • uncover
  • unveil
  • yield

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2393 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ tˈɔːk], [ tˈɔːk], [ t_ˈɔː_k]

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Similar words for talk:

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • act (noun)

  • address (noun)

  • babble (noun)

  • babble out (noun)

  • behavior (noun)

  • blab (noun)

  • blab out (noun)

  • bragging (noun)

  • bravado (noun)

  • chit-chat (noun)

  • colloquy (noun)

  • communication (noun)

  • communication with language (noun)

  • conference (noun)

  • conversation (noun)

  • dirt (noun)

  • discourse (noun)

  • discussion (noun)

  • empty talk (noun)

  • gab (noun)

  • gossip (noun)

  • hearsay (noun)

  • idiom (noun)

  • intercommunication (noun)

  • interview (noun)

  • language (noun)

  • look-in (noun)

  • meeting (noun)

  • monologue (noun)

  • mouth (noun)

  • noise (noun)

  • other relevant words (noun)

  • palaver (noun)

  • prelection (noun)

  • prose (noun)

  • rap session (noun)

  • recitation (noun)

  • remark (noun)

  • scandal (noun)

  • second-hand information (noun)

  • symposium (noun)

  • tête-è-tête (noun)

  • verbalization (noun)

  • visit (noun)

  • word (noun)

  • address (verb)

  • address group (verb)

  • admit (verb)

  • articulate (verb)

  • communicate (verb)

  • communication (verb)

  • confer (verb)

  • contact (verb)

  • converse (verb)

  • dictate (verb)

  • discourse (verb)

  • discuss with another (verb)

  • gossip (verb)

  • interview (verb)

  • jabber (verb)

  • lecture (verb)

  • mumble (verb)

  • notify (verb)

  • orate (verb)

  • pipe (verb)

  • powwow (verb)

  • prate (verb)

  • preach (verb)

  • prelect (verb)

  • produce words; inform (verb)

  • rap (verb)

  • reveal (verb)

  • rumor (verb)

  • signify (verb)

  • sing (verb)

  • socialize (verb)

  • speak (verb)

  • squeak (verb)

  • squeal (verb)

  • tattle (verb)

  • tittle-tattle (verb)

  • utter (verb)

  • verbalize (verb)

  • visit (verb)

  • vocalize (verb)

  • voice (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • articulate

  • brag

  • chat

  • confab

  • contact

  • discourse

  • drivel

  • gabble

  • other relevant words

  • powwow

  • prate

  • reveal

  • speak

  • speak up

  • verbalize

  • visit

  • voice

  • other relevant words (noun)

How to use «talk» in context?

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Hypernyms for talk

Hyponyms for talk

Antonyms for talk

  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • speech.
  • n.

    • locution,
    • presentation.

    • deliver,
    • give,
    • commemorate,
    • inaugurate,
    • dedicate to,
    • chair,
    • parade.

    • enunciate,
    • put (something) into words,
    • express yourself,
    • oration,
    • sermon.

    • disclose,
    • badinage,
    • fudge,
    • give away,
    • raillery,
    • racket,
    • jargon,
    • nonsense,
    • let (it) slip,
    • lay something bare,
    • jive,
    • betray,
    • offload,
    • rubbish,
    • bunk,
    • banter,
    • trash,
    • rot,
    • cant,
    • leak,
    • bombast.

    • exploration,
    • inquest,
    • talks,
    • commentary,
    • words,
    • exchange.

    • decide,
    • color,
    • skew,
    • stir,
    • lead to,
    • influence,
    • pack a punch,
    • grip.

    • caw,
    • alight,
    • cheep,
    • chirp,
    • beat,
    • cry,
    • coo,
    • brood,
    • flap.

    • clear the air,
    • state.

    • engagement,
    • backfire,
    • cycle,
    • fire,
    • burn up,
    • flood,
    • grind,
    • whisper,
    • idle,
    • go,
    • cut out.

    • deliberate,
    • repartee,
    • waffle,
    • advise,
    • heart-to-heart,
    • collect.

    • fink,
    • rat,
    • engage someone in conversation,
    • fall into conversation,
    • catch up,
    • stool,
    • inform,
    • law,
    • tip,
    • snitch,
    • get into conversation (with someone),
    • knowledge,
    • pass the time of day (with someone).

    • formality,
    • sauce,
    • give someone lip,
    • idiolect,
    • formulation,
    • monotone,
    • gymnastics,
    • flow,
    • delivery,
    • sass,
    • diction,
    • resist,
    • fluency,
    • fustian,
    • talk up.

    act (noun)

    • talk.

    address (noun)

    • chalk talks.

    babble (noun)

    • babble.

    babble out (noun)

    • babble out.

    behavior (noun)

    • Tenues,
    • Habits,
    • tenue,
    • etiquette,
    • what’s done,
    • way of life.

    blab (noun)

    • blab.

    blab out (noun)

    • blab out.

    bragging (noun)

    • exaggeration,
    • boasting,
    • lying.

    bravado (noun)

    • pre tension,
    • selfglorifications,
    • swaggerings,
    • ragings,
    • pre tensions,
    • self glorification,
    • pre-tensions,
    • bullyings,
    • blowings,
    • self-glorifications,
    • braggings,
    • self glorifications,
    • fancy talks,
    • pre-tension,
    • stormings.

    chit-chat (noun)

    • chit-chat.

    colloquy (noun)

    • clambakes,
    • gab fests,
    • groupthinks,
    • buzz sessions,
    • talkfests,
    • chinfests.

    communication (noun)

    • talking.

    communication with language (noun)

    • argot,
    • speaking,
    • slang,
    • dialect,
    • patois.

    conference (noun)

    • de-liberation,
    • de liberations,
    • thinkin,
    • conferrings,
    • de liberation,
    • thinkins,
    • think in,
    • think-ins,
    • de-liberations,
    • think ins.

    conversation (noun)

    • confrontation,
    • consultation,
    • confabulation,
    • dialog,
    • seminar,
    • argument,
    • discussion.

    dirt (noun)

    • the lowdown,
    • lowdown,
    • juicy morsel,
    • intimate intelligence.

    discourse (noun)

    • thesis,
    • memoir,
    • speakings,
    • Tractate.

    discussion (noun)

    • encounter,
    • conclave,
    • huddle,
    • ventilation,
    • deliberation,
    • eyeball-to-eyeball,
    • Interlocution,
    • dialogue,
    • straight talk.

    empty talk (noun)

    • palaver.

    gab (noun)

    • tongue wagging,
    • idle talks,
    • tonguewaggings,
    • tongue-waggings.

    gossip (noun)

    • grapevine,
    • report,
    • yarn,
    • insinuation,
    • hint,
    • jaw,
    • innuendo,
    • chatter,
    • allusion,
    • persiflage,
    • blather,
    • lip,
    • gab,
    • hot air,
    • small talk.

    hearsay (noun)

    • talk of the town,
    • mere talk.

    idiom (noun)

    • provincialisms,
    • localisms,
    • street talks,
    • set phrases.

    intercommunication (noun)

    • inter communications,
    • inter communication,
    • inter-communications,
    • inter-communication.

    interview (noun)

    • inter view,
    • call backs,
    • ex-aminations,
    • ex aminations,
    • re-cord,
    • inter-view,
    • re cords,
    • re cord,
    • ex amination,
    • re-cords,
    • inter views,
    • inter-views.

    language (noun)

    • lexicon,
    • lingua franca,
    • doublespeak,
    • Brogues,
    • tongue,
    • brogue,
    • langue.

    look-in (noun)

    • lookin.

    meeting (noun)

    • concursion,
    • sessions,
    • one on one.

    monologue (noun)

    • stand-up bit.

    mouth (noun)

    • mouth.

    noise (noun)

    • dis quietude,
    • bewailings,
    • dis cords,
    • boisterousnesses,
    • stridencies,
    • be wailing,
    • dis-cords,
    • dis quietudes,
    • caterwaulings,
    • out cries,
    • uproariousnesses,
    • up-roars,
    • be-wailing,
    • dis-quiets,
    • hoo ha,
    • out-cry,
    • sonances,
    • dis-quietudes,
    • up-roar,
    • dis quiet,
    • ex plosion,
    • dis quiets,
    • out-cries,
    • dis-quietude,
    • ex-plosion,
    • ex plosions,
    • dis cord,
    • dis-cord,
    • dis-quiet.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • noise,
    • vernacularisms,
    • GAMS,
    • buzz,
    • panegyrics,
    • earful,
    • bon mot,
    • secondhand information,
    • Re-mark,
    • uproariousness,
    • localism,
    • yakkety yak,
    • talebearing,
    • street talk,
    • scorcher,
    • dirty laundry,
    • hearsay,
    • idle talk,
    • behavior,
    • Soliloquizing,
    • fancy talk,
    • causeries,
    • groupthink,
    • think-in,
    • dirt,
    • publication,
    • lamentation,
    • bravado,
    • scuttlebutt,
    • interview,
    • provincialism,
    • powwow,
    • prose,
    • fumings,
    • blether,
    • panel discussion,
    • lingo,
    • orals,
    • stridency,
    • unconfirmed report,
    • ejaculation,
    • soapboxes,
    • malicious talk,
    • clothesline,
    • colloquy,
    • communication,
    • holding forth,
    • Sermons,
    • mention,
    • round robin,
    • self-glorification,
    • rap session,
    • recitation,
    • gossip,
    • two cents’ worth,
    • allocution,
    • Gam,
    • gabfest,
    • gabfests,
    • monologue,
    • meeting,
    • chalk talk,
    • look in,
    • discussion group,
    • Sonance,
    • language,
    • idioms,
    • chinfest,
    • scandal,
    • playings,
    • remark,
    • conference,
    • intercommunication,
    • second-hand information,
    • making known,
    • lecture,
    • peroration,
    • discourse,
    • valedictory,
    • clambake,
    • symposium,
    • raging,
    • Valedictories,
    • buzz session,
    • tellings,
    • dirty wash,
    • Vernacularism,
    • chitchat,
    • perorations,
    • hooha,
    • utterance,
    • set phrase,
    • address,
    • back-fence talk,
    • visit,
    • scorchers,
    • selfglorification,
    • boisterousness,
    • drummings,
    • talkings,
    • parley,
    • soapbox,
    • round robins,
    • gab fest,
    • skeleton in closet,
    • parlance,
    • dirty linen,
    • talkfest,
    • wind,
    • clotheslines,
    • crowings,
    • conversation,
    • Fanfaronade,
    • idiom,
    • yelling,
    • causerie,
    • idle rumor,
    • blethers,
    • news,
    • rumble,
    • inter-change.

    palaver (noun)

    • flummery,
    • cajolery,
    • Cajoleries.

    prelection (noun)

    • in-vocations,
    • pre lection,
    • in vocations,
    • pre-lections,
    • pre-lection,
    • in vocation,
    • pre lections.

    prose (noun)

    • nonfiction,
    • non-fiction.

    rap session (noun)

    • rap-session.

    recitation (noun)

    • re-citations,
    • de-claiming,
    • declaimings,
    • re citations,
    • de claiming,
    • dis-coursings,
    • re counting,
    • re-counting,
    • soliloquizings,
    • dis coursings,
    • recountings,
    • re citation,
    • discoursings,
    • narratings,
    • re-citation,
    • holding forths.

    • ex-plications,
    • bons mots,
    • re cognition,
    • re cognitions,
    • re-flection,
    • re-cognition,
    • re flection,
    • re mark,
    • ex plications,
    • two cents’ worths,
    • re flections,
    • ex planations,
    • re marks,
    • re-gard,
    • ex-planations,
    • ex planation,
    • re-marks,
    • re-flections,
    • ex-plication,
    • re gards,
    • ex plication.

    scandal (noun)

    • dis grace,
    • de-traction,
    • dis graces,
    • de traction,
    • dis reputes,
    • de tractions,
    • dis-credits,
    • dis honors,
    • dis-graces,
    • dis honor,
    • backstabbings,
    • idle rumors,
    • dis repute,
    • dis-honors,
    • dis credit,
    • skeleton closet,
    • dis credits,
    • dis-repute,
    • dis-reputes,
    • de-tractions,
    • dis-credit,
    • dis-honor,
    • dis-grace,
    • eavesdroppings.

    second-hand information (noun)

    • grapevine reports,
    • grapevine report,
    • unconfirmed reports,
    • second hand information.

    symposium (noun)

    • discussion groups,
    • panel discussions.

    tête-è-tête (noun)

    • intimate discussions,
    • face to face talks,
    • one on one talk.

    verbalization (noun)

    • native tongue,
    • vocal expression.

    visit (noun)

    • weekend,
    • tarriance,
    • weekends.

    word (noun)

    • communique,
    • in formation,
    • communiques,
    • by-word,
    • by-words.
  • v.

    address (verb)

    • dis cusses,
    • be-spake,
    • gat on a soapbox,
    • be-speak,
    • dis cussed,
    • getting on a soapbox,
    • delivers speech,
    • got on a soapbox,
    • be spoke,
    • getting soapbox,
    • delivering speech,
    • be-speaks,
    • gets on a soapbox,
    • gave speech,
    • got a soapbox,
    • gat a soapbox,
    • getting on soapbox,
    • got soapbox,
    • be speaking,
    • rooted for,
    • dis-cussing,
    • gat on soapbox,
    • takes the floor,
    • took floor,
    • get soapbox,
    • be spoken,
    • got on soapbox,
    • get a soapbox,
    • gotten on soapbox,
    • be-spoke,
    • gave talk,
    • dis cussing,
    • giving talk,
    • gets soapbox,
    • be speak,
    • took the floor,
    • getting a soapbox,
    • gives talk,
    • gotten on a soapbox,
    • delivers talk,
    • taking floor,
    • gets a soapbox,
    • dis-cusses,
    • giving speech,
    • dis-cussed,
    • gat soapbox,
    • delivered talk,
    • dis cuss,
    • be speaks,
    • dis-cuss,
    • gets on soapbox,
    • roots for,
    • delivered speech,
    • be-speaking,
    • take floor,
    • gotten soapbox,
    • be-spoken,
    • gotten a soapbox,
    • takes floor,
    • be spake,
    • gives speech,
    • delivering talk,
    • taking the floor.

    address group (verb)

    • pitch,
    • accost,
    • sermonize,
    • stump,
    • induce,
    • hold forth,
    • sway,
    • orate,
    • deliver a speech.

    admit (verb)

    • dis close,
    • pro fesses,
    • dis closes,
    • ex posing,
    • going into details,
    • pro-fess,
    • bring light,
    • pro-claimed,
    • pro claim,
    • de-clare,
    • un-veiling,
    • goes in to details,
    • pro-claims,
    • un veil,
    • re citing,
    • re cites,
    • un veiling,
    • opens up,
    • makes known,
    • re-late,
    • un-veils,
    • dis closed,
    • all owing,
    • pro claimed,
    • going in to details,
    • subscribes to,
    • re cognizing,
    • re-cognize,
    • pro claiming,
    • re-lated,
    • re late,
    • pro-claiming,
    • ex-posed,
    • un covered,
    • go in to details,
    • went in to details,
    • de clare,
    • de clares,
    • un cover,
    • re cited,
    • un covering,
    • de-clares,
    • un-veiled,
    • re-cognizes,
    • goes into details,
    • re-citing,
    • ex pose,
    • un-cover,
    • re cognized,
    • re cognize,
    • all-owing,
    • went into details,
    • cop plea,
    • re-cognizing,
    • un-veil,
    • pro fess,
    • pro-fesses,
    • pro claims,
    • un-covers,
    • dis-closes,
    • re-cites,
    • ex posed,
    • un-covering,
    • dis-closed,
    • un covers,
    • pro-claim,
    • dis-close,
    • subscribing to,
    • un veils,
    • re cite,
    • un veiled,
    • ex-pose,
    • re-cited,
    • all owed,
    • re-cognized,
    • re-cite,
    • re cognizes,
    • ex-posing,
    • all-owed.

    articulate (verb)

    • ex pressed,
    • ex press,
    • sounding off,
    • sounds off,
    • ex presses,
    • sounded off,
    • ex-presses,
    • ex-press.

    communicate (verb)

    • gat horn,
    • gives ring,
    • was touch,
    • dropt line,
    • communed with,
    • being in touch,
    • wast close to,
    • establishes contact,
    • gets on horn,
    • is in touch,
    • drops line,
    • art touch,
    • wert in touch,
    • being touch,
    • dropping a line,
    • drops a note,
    • get horn,
    • getting on horn,
    • wert close to,
    • is close to,
    • gave call,
    • is touch,
    • wast in touch,
    • dropping line,
    • wert near,
    • dropping note,
    • gotten the horn,
    • wast near,
    • gets the horn,
    • having confidence of,
    • associating with,
    • got on the horn,
    • hast confidence of,
    • drops a line,
    • gives call,
    • get on horn,
    • dropt a note,
    • dropped note,
    • got on horn,
    • being near,
    • re ached,
    • were in touch,
    • giving a ring,
    • am touch,
    • tele phoned,
    • associates with,
    • are in touch,
    • get the horn,
    • giving call,
    • being close to,
    • hadst confidence of,
    • were touch,
    • art near,
    • has confidence of,
    • tele-phoning,
    • gave a call,
    • establishing contact,
    • had confidence of,
    • established contact,
    • gives a ring,
    • gotten on horn,
    • was close to,
    • re-plied,
    • re plying,
    • giving a call,
    • wert touch,
    • dropt a line,
    • re aching,
    • communing with,
    • re-plying,
    • was in touch,
    • gat the horn,
    • be touch,
    • giving ring,
    • am close to,
    • give ring,
    • dropped line,
    • dropt note,
    • re-aching,
    • gave ring,
    • tele-phones,
    • art in touch,
    • tele phones,
    • tele phoning,
    • getting the horn,
    • tele phone,
    • getting on the horn,
    • are touch,
    • haddest confidence of,
    • tele-phoned,
    • art close to,
    • gave a ring,
    • are close to,
    • communes with,
    • was near,
    • tele-phone,
    • getting horn,
    • gotten horn,
    • drops note,
    • re-ached,
    • is near,
    • gets on the horn,
    • got the horn,
    • wast touch,
    • dropped a note,
    • got horn,
    • gat on horn,
    • dropped a line,
    • gets horn,
    • were close to,
    • give call,
    • gives a call,
    • re plied,
    • were near,
    • drop note,
    • gat on the horn,
    • hath confidence of,
    • dropping a note,
    • gotten on the horn.

    communication (verb)

    • spill.

    confer (verb)

    • gets heads together,
    • picked one brain,
    • pick brain,
    • picking one brain,
    • picks brain,
    • collogued,
    • tost ideas around,
    • collogues,
    • pick one brain,
    • gives meeting,
    • de-bated,
    • picked ones brain,
    • groupthinked,
    • de bated,
    • picking brain,
    • got heads together,
    • picking ones brain,
    • groupthinking,
    • getting heads together,
    • picked brain,
    • tossed ideas around,
    • picking one’s brain,
    • kicked ideas around,
    • gotten heads together,
    • colloguing,
    • gat heads together,
    • kicks ideas around,
    • pick ones brain,
    • de-bating,
    • de bating,
    • de bate,
    • de-bate,
    • giving meeting,
    • de-bates,
    • tossing ideas around,
    • kicking ideas around,
    • picks one brain,
    • de bates,
    • picks ones brain,
    • picked one’s brain,
    • gave meeting,
    • picks one’s brain,
    • tosses ideas around.

    contact (verb)

    • are touch with,
    • being in touch with,
    • checked with,
    • gotten in touch with,
    • art touch with,
    • get touch with,
    • was in touch with,
    • gat ahold of,
    • inter acted,
    • art in touch with,
    • gets touch with,
    • checks with,
    • getting touch with,
    • wert in touch with,
    • gets ahold of,
    • checking with,
    • be touch with,
    • writ to,
    • inter-faces,
    • is in touch with,
    • inter face,
    • wast touch with,
    • being touch with,
    • are in touch with,
    • inter-faced,
    • inter act,
    • inter-acting,
    • wert touch with,
    • inter faced,
    • were in touch with,
    • gat in touch with,
    • inter-act,
    • spake to,
    • getting in touch with,
    • were touch with,
    • got touch with,
    • wrote to,
    • is touch with,
    • speaks to,
    • gat touch with,
    • gotten touch with,
    • wast in touch with,
    • inter-acted,
    • inter acting,
    • inter-acts,
    • inter acts,
    • got in touch with,
    • inter-face,
    • gotten ahold of,
    • writes to,
    • inter facing,
    • gets in touch with,
    • got ahold of,
    • getting ahold of,
    • was touch with,
    • inter-facing,
    • writing to,
    • am touch with,
    • inter faces.

    converse (verb)

    • chat,
    • argue,
    • converse,
    • debate,
    • discuss,
    • consult,
    • meet,
    • confront.

    dictate (verb)

    • de-livers,
    • drafts correspondence,
    • de livering,
    • de-liver,
    • de-livered,
    • gave forth,
    • drafting correspondence,
    • de-livering,
    • preparing draft,
    • de livered,
    • giving account,
    • gives account,
    • drafted correspondence,
    • de liver,
    • prepared draft,
    • prepares draft,
    • de livers,
    • gives forth,
    • gave account.

    discourse (verb)

    • dis coursed,
    • ex plain,
    • disserted,
    • re-marking,
    • dilates up on,
    • dissertated,
    • giving a meeting,
    • de-claim,
    • ex plained,
    • dis-coursed,
    • ex-plain,
    • ex-pounding,
    • ex pound,
    • dissertating,
    • re marking,
    • disserting,
    • dilate up on,
    • dis-coursing,
    • de-claims,
    • ex-plains,
    • gave a meeting,
    • ex pounded,
    • de claim,
    • dissertates,
    • ex-pound,
    • dilated up on,
    • de scanting,
    • dilated upon,
    • de-claimed,
    • holds forth,
    • ex-plaining,
    • de-scanting,
    • de scanted,
    • dis-sert,
    • de-scanted,
    • dis sert,
    • ex-pounds,
    • ex plaining,
    • gives a meeting,
    • dis coursing,
    • re-marked,
    • disserts,
    • ex-plained,
    • ex plains,
    • ex-pounded,
    • dilating upon,
    • dilates upon,
    • re marked,
    • ex pounds,
    • de claimed,
    • ex pounding,
    • de claims,
    • dilating up on.

    discuss with another (verb)

    • have a meet,
    • commune,
    • confide,
    • go into a huddle,
    • chew,
    • reason,
    • be in contact,
    • hold discussion,
    • keep in touch,
    • network,
    • join in conversation,
    • engage in conversation,
    • relate,
    • touch base,
    • carry on conversation,
    • touch.

    gossip (verb)

    • blethered,
    • bended one’s ear,
    • wiggle-waggling,
    • bended ones ear,
    • bent ones ear,
    • rattles on,
    • bent ear,
    • re-porting,
    • bended ear,
    • re peats,
    • bends one’s ear,
    • bending one ear,
    • in-sinuates,
    • wigglewaggle,
    • re-ported,
    • in sinuate,
    • re peat,
    • schmoosing,
    • bend one ear,
    • told secrets,
    • cutting to pieces,
    • in sinuated,
    • wiggle waggles,
    • wiggle-waggled,
    • wigglewaggles,
    • bended one ear,
    • schmooses,
    • in sinuating,
    • talks idly,
    • bending one’s ear,
    • wigglewaggled,
    • cut pieces,
    • re-peats,
    • rattled on,
    • bend ear,
    • wiggle-waggles,
    • schmoosed,
    • re porting,
    • tells secrets,
    • bent one ear,
    • wigglewaggling,
    • in-sinuate,
    • cutting pieces,
    • re-peat,
    • cuts to pieces,
    • in sinuates,
    • bends one ear,
    • bent one’s ear,
    • bend ones ear,
    • cuts pieces,
    • in-sinuating,
    • wiggle waggled,
    • bends ear,
    • bending ear,
    • told tales,
    • telling secrets,
    • bending ones ear,
    • spill beans,
    • wiggle waggle,
    • bad mouth,
    • re ported,
    • bends ones ear,
    • wiggle waggling.

    interview (verb)

    • gives oral examination,
    • gat opinion,
    • gets opinion,
    • gave oral examination,
    • getting for the record,
    • gat for record,
    • got for the record,
    • giving oral examination,
    • gets for record,
    • sounds out,
    • inter-viewed,
    • held inquiry,
    • gat for the record,
    • gotten for the record,
    • inter-viewing,
    • talks to,
    • get for record,
    • holding inquiry,
    • got opinion,
    • getting for record,
    • holds inquiry,
    • getting opinion,
    • talked to,
    • gotten opinion,
    • inter viewing,
    • inter viewed,
    • gets for the record,
    • got for record,
    • gotten for record.

    jabber (verb)

    • run off mouth,
    • goes on and on,
    • goes on on,
    • goes and on,
    • run at mouth,
    • running off at mouth,
    • going on on,
    • went and on,
    • runs off mouth,
    • runs off at mouth,
    • runs at mouth,
    • ran mouth,
    • runs mouth,
    • ran off mouth,
    • running mouth,
    • went on on,
    • going on and on,
    • went on and on,
    • shoot breeze,
    • ran at mouth,
    • go and on,
    • run mouth,
    • going and on,
    • ran off at mouth,
    • go on on,
    • running at mouth,
    • running off mouth.

    lecture (verb)

    • gives a talk,
    • gave a talk,
    • giving a talk.

    mumble (verb)

    • say oneself,
    • saying oneself,
    • said to oneself,
    • saying to oneself,
    • says to oneself,
    • said oneself,
    • says oneself.

    notify (verb)

    • de-brief,
    • clues in,
    • de-briefed,
    • de-briefing,
    • letting know,
    • letting in on,
    • de-briefs,
    • letted in on,
    • sends word,
    • wising up,
    • lets in on,
    • de brief,
    • letted know,
    • sent word,
    • de briefing,
    • cluing in,
    • wises up,
    • sending word,
    • de briefs,
    • lets know,
    • de briefed.

    orate (verb)

    • grand stand,
    • grand-stands,
    • grand-standing,
    • grand standing,
    • grand stands.

    pipe (verb)

    • boohoos.

    powwow (verb)

    • goes in to huddle,
    • went into huddle,
    • went into a huddle,
    • going in to huddle,
    • goes into a huddle,
    • going into a huddle,
    • going in to a huddle,
    • go into huddle,
    • go in to a huddle,
    • went in to huddle,
    • go in to huddle,
    • went in to a huddle,
    • goes in to a huddle,
    • goes into huddle,
    • going into huddle.

    prate (verb)

    • prattle’s talk,
    • prattle talk,
    • yacks,
    • runons,
    • prattle’ing talk,
    • prattled talk,
    • prattles talk,
    • prattleed talk,
    • prattle’d talk,
    • prattle’ed talk,
    • yacked,
    • prattleing talk,
    • runoned,
    • runoning.

    preach (verb)

    • in forms,
    • in-forms,
    • in form,
    • homilizing,
    • homilizes,
    • pulpiteering,
    • delivering sermon,
    • pre ached,
    • pre-aching,
    • pre-ached,
    • missionaried,
    • gives sermon,
    • delivered sermon,
    • giving sermon,
    • gave sermon,
    • in forming,
    • pulpiteered,
    • homilized,
    • pre aching,
    • in-forming,
    • missionarying,
    • delivers sermon,
    • pulpiteers.

    prelect (verb)

    • chalking talk,
    • soapboxed,
    • chalks talk,
    • dissertationed,
    • soapboxing,
    • pep talked,
    • dissertationing,
    • chalked talk,
    • pep talking.

    produce words; inform (verb)

    • prattle,
    • patter,
    • run on,
    • say.

    rap (verb)

    • run at the mouth,
    • runs off at the mouth,
    • runs the mouth,
    • running off at the mouth,
    • run off the mouth,
    • running off the mouth,
    • running at the mouth,
    • ran off the mouth,
    • ran at the mouth,
    • runs at the mouth,
    • ran off at the mouth,
    • running the mouth,
    • ran the mouth,
    • run the mouth,
    • runs off the mouth.

    reveal (verb)

    • brake news,
    • bringing out into open,
    • gave lowdown,
    • let cat out the bag,
    • makes plain,
    • putting cards table,
    • gave the low down,
    • getting out of system,
    • brings out into open,
    • broke news,
    • giving the low-down,
    • get out system,
    • gat out of system,
    • letted slip,
    • letting cat out of the bag,
    • un-folded,
    • be-tray,
    • letted cat out the bag,
    • making plain,
    • breaking the news,
    • re veal,
    • gave the lowdown,
    • gets out of system,
    • letting cat out bag,
    • giving lowdown,
    • letting slip,
    • giving the lowdown,
    • gives the low-down,
    • gives low-down,
    • lets cat out the bag,
    • puts cards table,
    • getting out system,
    • un fold,
    • un-fold,
    • give the low down,
    • put cards table,
    • giving low down,
    • makes public,
    • gives low down,
    • break news,
    • got out of system,
    • brings out in to open,
    • letted cat out of the bag,
    • give low-down,
    • lets fall,
    • gave the low-down,
    • giving low-down,
    • gave low-down,
    • bringing out in to open,
    • letted out,
    • letting fall,
    • letted fall,
    • broke the news,
    • letted cat out of bag,
    • brought out in to open,
    • be tray,
    • gat out system,
    • breaks the news,
    • lets out,
    • gives the low down,
    • letting cat out the bag,
    • giving the low down,
    • puts cards on table,
    • let cat out bag,
    • re-veal,
    • gotten out system,
    • made plain,
    • un folded,
    • re-veals,
    • gives lowdown,
    • be trays,
    • lets cat out bag,
    • brought out into open,
    • bring out in to open,
    • gave low down,
    • putting cards on table,
    • un folding,
    • un-folding,
    • gets out system,
    • un folds,
    • be-trays,
    • got out system,
    • give lowdown,
    • letted cat out bag,
    • gotten out of system,
    • lets cat out of the bag,
    • give low down,
    • re veals,
    • breaks news,
    • brake the news,
    • lets cat out of bag,
    • un-folds,
    • gives the lowdown,
    • lets slip,
    • letting cat out of bag.

    rumor (verb)

    • noised about,
    • passes around,
    • passed around,
    • noises about,
    • noising about.

    signify (verb)

    • art sign of,
    • was a sign of,
    • de noting,
    • be tokening,
    • in tending,
    • be sign of,
    • am a sign of,
    • be-token,
    • in-tending,
    • in tends,
    • be tokened,
    • in tended,
    • art a sign of,
    • were a sign of,
    • de noted,
    • Re-present,
    • are sign of,
    • de-note,
    • are a sign of,
    • de-noting,
    • were sign of,
    • is a sign of,
    • am sign of,
    • de-notes,
    • be-tokened,
    • in tend,
    • be token,
    • de-noted,
    • be tokens,
    • wert a sign of,
    • re presented,
    • is sign of,
    • in-tend,
    • wert sign of,
    • re-presenting,
    • was sign of,
    • in-tended,
    • be-tokening,
    • be-tokens,
    • re-presented,
    • wast a sign of,
    • being a sign of,
    • de note,
    • wast sign of,
    • re present,
    • re presenting,
    • re-presents,
    • de notes,
    • in-tends,
    • being sign of,
    • re presents.

    sing (verb)

    • peaching.

    • gather,
    • host,
    • befriend,
    • join,
    • hob-nob,
    • attend,
    • socialize.

    speak (verb)

    • recite.

    squeak (verb)

    • scritching,
    • scritches,
    • scritched.

    squeal (verb)

    • sold down river,
    • pro testing,
    • pro-tested,
    • selling down the river,
    • pro tested,
    • rats on,
    • sells down river,
    • sold down the river,
    • tattletaling,
    • pro-testing,
    • tattletaled,
    • selling down river,
    • ratted on,
    • sell down river,
    • sells down the river,
    • ratting on.

    tattle (verb)

    • giving the show away,
    • give show away,
    • tells tale,
    • spreading rumor,
    • gives the show away,
    • hadst big mouth,
    • haddest big mouth,
    • having big mouth,
    • telling on,
    • hath a big mouth,
    • hast a big mouth,
    • gave show away,
    • having a big mouth,
    • gave the show away,
    • had a big mouth,
    • have big mouth,
    • hadst a big mouth,
    • had big mouth,
    • telling tale,
    • spreads rumor,
    • told tale,
    • hast big mouth,
    • tells on,
    • haddest a big mouth,
    • has big mouth,
    • hath big mouth,
    • told on,
    • gives show away,
    • giving show away,
    • has a big mouth.

    tittle-tattle (verb)

    • tells tales out school,
    • tittletattle,
    • tittle tattle,
    • told tales out of school,
    • telling tales out school,
    • tell tales out school,
    • told tales out school,
    • tells tales out of school,
    • telling tales out of school.

    utter (verb)

    • puts in to words,
    • ex claimed,
    • ex claiming,
    • gives words to,
    • ex claim,
    • ex-claim,
    • giving words to,
    • puts into words,
    • putting in to words,
    • ex claims,
    • putting into words,
    • gave words to,
    • ex-claimed,
    • ex-claims,
    • put in to words,
    • ex-claiming.

    verbalize (verb)

    • open ones mouth,
    • opening one’s mouth,
    • opens ones mouth,
    • opened mouth,
    • broke silence,
    • breaking silence,
    • open one mouth,
    • opening mouth,
    • opens mouth,
    • breaks silence,
    • opening one mouth,
    • opened one mouth,
    • brake silence,
    • opens one’s mouth,
    • opened one’s mouth,
    • opened ones mouth,
    • opening ones mouth,
    • opens one mouth.

    visit (verb)

    • re-sides,
    • paid visit to,
    • in spects,
    • pops in,
    • went to see,
    • pay call,
    • went over to,
    • dropping over,
    • pay visit to,
    • re-sided,
    • payed a visit to,
    • paid call,
    • stopped off,
    • stayed at,
    • staid with,
    • re-siding,
    • re sided,
    • looked in on,
    • swang by,
    • looked around,
    • payed visit to,
    • pays a visit to,
    • paying a call,
    • dropped by,
    • payed a call,
    • paying call,
    • goes over to,
    • paid a visit to,
    • paying visit to,
    • go see,
    • going see,
    • staying at,
    • goes see,
    • pays a call,
    • stopping by,
    • dropt over,
    • stayed with,
    • looking around,
    • went see,
    • stops off,
    • pays visit to,
    • going over to,
    • re sides,
    • stopped by,
    • paying a visit to,
    • swinging by,
    • goes to see,
    • re-side,
    • came around,
    • looks around,
    • staid at,
    • pays call,
    • dropping by,
    • coming around,
    • comes around,
    • re side,
    • drops over,
    • in-spects,
    • looks in on,
    • going to see,
    • stopt by,
    • stopt off,
    • calls on,
    • stays at,
    • looking in on,
    • swung by,
    • dropt by,
    • dropped over,
    • paid a call,
    • stopping off,
    • drops by,
    • looking on,
    • swings by,
    • re siding,
    • payed call,
    • in spect,
    • in-spect,
    • looks on,
    • stays with,
    • stops by.

    vocalize (verb)

    • belted out,
    • canarying,
    • canaried,
    • belting out,
    • belts out.

    voice (verb)

    • gives utterance,
    • re counts,
    • re-counts,
    • pre sent,
    • giving expression,
    • pre-sent,
    • intonates,
    • gave utterance,
    • Intonating,
    • re counted,
    • gave expression,
    • pre-sents,
    • gives expression,
    • giving utterance,
    • re-counted.
  • Other synonyms:

    • bat around,
    • yap,
    • confabulate,
    • confab,
    • have out,
    • backtrack,
    • aim,
    • Prelection,
    • screed,
    • Speechifying,
    • get onto,
    • thrash out,
    • vocalization,
    • bounce around,
    • hash something out,
    • vote of thanks,
    • homily,
    • maiden speech,
    • bounce off,
    • the Pledge of Allegiance,
    • public speaking,
    • stick to,
    • hash over,
    • take aside,
    • hammer out,
    • get back to,
    • chew over,
    • speculate,
    • meditation,
    • talk around,
    • canvass,
    • treat with,
    • talk out,
    • toss around.

    • pick over,
    • declamation,
    • keep to,
    • talk through,
    • objectify,
    • rehearse,
    • swap,
    • knock around,
    • homage,
    • negotiate,
    • engage in,
    • revisit,
    • verbalization,
    • word.

    • kick around,
    • bean,
    • go on,
    • exhaust,
    • deal with,
    • negotiation,
    • take up,
    • vent,
    • consider,
    • pick up on,
    • monopolize,
    • use.

    • catch,
    • brainstorm,
    • piece,
    • get into.

    • fall into,
    • declare,
    • tell.

    • treat.

    • make,
    • rap.

    • convey.

    articulate

    • Mouthed,
    • sound off,
    • Mouthing.

    brag

    • spout off.

    chat

    • fat.

    confab

    • Chaffered,
    • chaffer,
    • chaffers,
    • Chaffering.

    contact

    • reaching out,
    • be in touch with,
    • write to,
    • interacting,
    • reaches out,
    • interface,
    • reached out,
    • check with,
    • interfaced,
    • reach out,
    • get in touch with,
    • interfaces,
    • interact,
    • spoke to,
    • interfacing,
    • speak to,
    • get ahold of,
    • speaking to.

    discourse

    • harangue,
    • commentate,
    • expound,
    • Dissert,
    • dissertate,
    • commentates,
    • commentated,
    • give a meeting,
    • dilate upon,
    • commentating,
    • held forth.

    drivel

    • song and dance.

    gabble

    • Twaddling,
    • gabble,
    • twaddled.

    Other relevant words:

    • Boohooing,
    • blethering,
    • be near,
    • radioed,
    • Stammered,
    • sell down the river,
    • put into words,
    • deliver sermon,
    • pass around,
    • Boohooed,
    • lipped,
    • finking,
    • preach,
    • stutter,
    • Lectured,
    • tip off,
    • Parleying,
    • reveal,
    • spieled,
    • cut to pieces,
    • rat on,
    • yodel,
    • go on and on,
    • Mattering,
    • belt out,
    • radioing,
    • squeak,
    • sing,
    • uncovering,
    • subscribe to,
    • drop line,
    • talking to,
    • shrilling,
    • Shrilled,
    • give meeting,
    • be close to,
    • give talk,
    • canaries,
    • Evangelizing,
    • noise about,
    • talking idly,
    • uttered,
    • tell tale,
    • contact,
    • Noising,
    • peach,
    • tolerates,
    • telling tales,
    • draft correspondence,
    • give sermon,
    • pick one’s brain,
    • Numbered,
    • owns up,
    • shrills,
    • Peaches,
    • Tolerated,
    • send word,
    • Lipping,
    • toss ideas around,
    • Parleyed,
    • missioning,
    • schmoose,
    • utter,
    • get on a soapbox,
    • sermoned,
    • get on soapbox,
    • notify,
    • deliver speech,
    • prate,
    • let in on,
    • drop a note,
    • talk to,
    • associate with,
    • say to oneself,
    • wise up,
    • opening up,
    • Boohoo,
    • run off at the mouth,
    • peached,
    • CUED,
    • Cabling,
    • moralize,
    • clued in,
    • deliver talk,
    • blitzed,
    • dictate,
    • give a ring,
    • enumerate,
    • chitchatting,
    • importing,
    • tell secrets,
    • chitchatted,
    • hold inquiry,
    • Tolerating,
    • commune with,
    • giving forth,
    • tittle-tattle,
    • missioned,
    • prattling,
    • chinning,
    • jabber,
    • give account,
    • winking,
    • orationing,
    • clue in,
    • bend one’s ear,
    • give speech,
    • collogue,
    • writes,
    • ratting,
    • prepare draft,
    • permit,
    • Prattled,
    • kick ideas around,
    • take the floor,
    • get for the record,
    • squeal,
    • let know,
    • spread rumor,
    • interviewed,
    • YAPS,
    • give forth,
    • tipped off,
    • Grand-stand,
    • be a sign of,
    • blow whistle,
    • finked,
    • Pulpiteer,
    • Squealed,
    • give oral examination,
    • go into details,
    • singing,
    • be in touch,
    • communicate,
    • sound out,
    • run off at mouth,
    • opened up,
    • make known,
    • give words to,
    • Prelect,
    • own up,
    • rattling on,
    • drop a line,
    • proclaims,
    • get on the horn,
    • confer,
    • blathering,
    • associated with,
    • dished,
    • homilize,
    • spout,
    • Ratted,
    • Scritch,
    • spieling,
    • blitzing,
    • Sermoning,
    • articulate,
    • sounded out,
    • signify,
    • rooting for,
    • voice,
    • owning up,
    • owned up,
    • passing around,
    • mumble,
    • tell tales,
    • talked idly,
    • Spilt,
    • subscribed to,
    • tells tales,
    • rattle on,
    • establish contact,
    • tips off,
    • Noised,
    • tipping off,
    • sounding out,
    • Chinned,
    • pipe,
    • vocalize,
    • rumors,
    • wiggle-waggle,
    • badmouth,
    • get opinion,
    • Cabled,
    • root for,
    • talk idly,
    • Blathered,
    • Winked,
    • cuing,
    • made known,
    • Dishing,
    • treatment,
    • open up,
    • have confidence of,
    • tell on,
    • rumor,
    • give a talk,
    • canary,
    • unveiled,
    • Treating,
    • give the show away,
    • get heads together,
    • have a big mouth,
    • wire,
    • tattle,
    • speak,
    • orationed,
    • give a call,
    • admit,
    • liaise.

    powwow

    • Palavered.

    prate

    • tongued,
    • runon,
    • yacking,
    • yack,
    • Tonguing.

    reveal

    • making public,
    • let cat out of the bag,
    • put cards on table,
    • get out of system,
    • break the news,
    • give the low-down,
    • bring out into open,
    • make plain,
    • give out,
    • let cat out of bag,
    • made public,
    • give the lowdown,
    • make public,
    • breaking news,
    • letting out.

    speak

    • spoke.

    speak up

    • pipe up.

    verbalize

    • open mouth.

    visit

    • stay with,
    • calling on,
    • pay a visit to,
    • looked on,
    • drop over,
    • go over to,
    • pay a call,
    • go to see,
    • popped in,
    • stop by,
    • drop by,
    • staying with,
    • stop off,
    • call on,
    • pop in,
    • look around,
    • stay at,
    • look in on,
    • called on,
    • swing by,
    • come around,
    • look on.

    voice

    • inflected,
    • inflect,
    • Intonated,
    • give expression,
    • give utterance,
    • Inflecting,
    • inflects,
    • intonate.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • gibber,
    • correspond,
    • investigate,
    • hogwash,
    • drone,
    • cackle,
    • talkative,
    • set task,
    • elocution,
    • canard,
    • lingua,
    • choice of words,
    • acknowledge,
    • Prolation,
    • accent,
    • depreciate,
    • stag,
    • let loose,
    • chin,
    • rodomontade,
    • Discoursive,
    • contend,
    • inaugural,
    • speak up,
    • thresh out,
    • diatribe,
    • touch on,
    • mouth off,
    • pour forth,
    • epilogue,
    • parole,
    • back-fence gossip,
    • gibberish,
    • gobbledygook,
    • examination,
    • trounce,
    • valedictory address,
    • yakking,
    • declaim,
    • chant,
    • criticize,
    • account,
    • whistle,
    • study,
    • minimize,
    • vernacular,
    • chew the fat,
    • verbalise,
    • braggadocio,
    • dope,
    • eulogy,
    • generalize,
    • tell tales out of school,
    • pomposity,
    • coming to terms,
    • modulate,
    • Outspeak,
    • backchat,
    • Collocution,
    • guff,
    • paper,
    • bargaining,
    • grandiloquence,
    • argy-bargy,
    • grand,
    • clack,
    • rhapsodize,
    • dissertation,
    • lesson,
    • descant,
    • examine,
    • composition,
    • Palavering,
    • go into,
    • mesial,
    • public lecture,
    • wordiness,
    • gossiping,
    • story,
    • expatiate,
    • crap,
    • reading,
    • bumbling,
    • expatiation,
    • jeremiad,
    • Prating,
    • talk down,
    • give oneself airs,
    • rant,
    • instruction,
    • ramble on,
    • ripple,
    • let slip,
    • clishmaclaver,
    • intermediate,
    • bull,
    • general,
    • piffle,
    • bargain,
    • cobblers,
    • rag,
    • wordage,
    • butter up,
    • clatter,
    • maunder,
    • plead,
    • have dealings with,
    • wording,
    • salutatory address,
    • denounce,
    • vaunt,
    • as to,
    • round table,
    • accents,
    • talk over,
    • have words,
    • intimate,
    • Dialogical,
    • gush,
    • intone,
    • gasconade,
    • intermediary,
    • mediate,
    • chatty,
    • push,
    • disparage,
    • broadcast,
    • analyze,
    • tittle,
    • tirade,
    • dish,
    • grass,
    • diminish,
    • haggle,
    • remonstrate,
    • interlocutory,
    • refer to,
    • hint at,
    • table talk,
    • disburden,
    • Fame,
    • describe,
    • audience,
    • convince,
    • chide,
    • beguile,
    • twaddle,
    • announce,
    • blurt out,
    • admonish,
    • assignment,
    • argumentation,
    • berate,
    • talk one’s leg off,
    • trumpet,
    • blurt,
    • run out,
    • transact,
    • preachment,
    • conversational,
    • sift,
    • horse feathers,
    • bunkum,
    • filibuster,
    • back-and-forth,
    • blabber,
    • bosh,
    • be unguarded,
    • flap one’s tongue,
    • Colloquialize,
    • valediction,
    • deal,
    • phrasing,
    • interim,
    • be in communication,
    • betray a confidence,
    • bull session,
    • pep talk,
    • intelligence,
    • look-in,
    • rabbit on,
    • lecturing,
    • Roorback,
    • prepared speech,
    • flatulence,
    • Salutatory,
    • speak of,
    • manner of speaking,
    • inveigle,
    • forensic,
    • interchange,
    • scoop,
    • pontificate,
    • patronize,
    • magniloquence,
    • mediation,
    • phrase,
    • tell of,
    • yak,
    • commerce,
    • claptrap,
    • exercise,
    • skull session,
    • articulate in,
    • scold,
    • hype,
    • invective,
    • speak for,
    • prevail on,
    • ballyhoo,
    • dicker,
    • chew out,
    • ventilate,
    • brag,
    • palter,
    • shop,
    • analysis,
    • handle,
    • case,
    • Gossipry,
    • ferment,
    • Twattle,
    • communion,
    • gurgle,
    • whispering,
    • lambaste,
    • shed,
    • comment on,
    • set speech,
    • talk about,
    • tale,
    • release,
    • schmooze,
    • condemn,
    • dress down,
    • reel off,
    • blither,
    • indicate,
    • rapping,
    • natter,
    • crow,
    • spoken words,
    • charm,
    • publish,
    • speechify,
    • poppycock,
    • bestow,
    • Eavesdropping,
    • go on about,
    • advertise,
    • let be known,
    • controvert,
    • sponsor,
    • witter,
    • get together,
    • rhetoric,
    • analyse,
    • talk big,
    • give tongue to,
    • dally,
    • taletelling,
    • tidings,
    • malarkey,
    • blast,
    • treatise,
    • blow the whistle,
    • Speeching,
    • deprecate,
    • proclaim,
    • spill the beans,
    • sibilate,
    • dither,
    • mid,
    • raise one’s voice,
    • rebuke,
    • rattle,
    • Trialogue,
    • creole,
    • bawl out,
    • garrulous,
    • grammar,
    • talkathon,
    • air,
    • promote,
    • denigrate,
    • low-down,
    • congress,
    • reason about,
    • bubble,
    • bluster,
    • information,
    • oratory,
    • philippic,
    • hokum,
    • exposition,
    • council,
    • comment,
    • express,
    • exchange views,
    • slop,
    • bullshit,
    • broach,
    • cajole,
    • UY,
    • communicative,
    • expression,
    • tete-a-tete,
    • plug,
    • expansive,
    • come clean,
    • arbitration,
    • counsel,
    • get off chest,
    • pretentiousness,
    • intercommunicate,
    • persuade,
    • recital,
    • be in connection,
    • prolixity,
    • guggle,
    • drawl,
    • break silence,
    • reproof,
    • gobbledegook,
    • exhibit,
    • balderdash,
    • con,
    • yam,
    • advice,
    • disgorge,
    • have recourse to,
    • generalise,
    • pidgin,
    • generalized,
    • boloney,
    • talk away,
    • discursive,
    • rumour,
    • soliloquize,
    • verbalize,
    • let fall,
    • apple sauce,
    • chin-wag,
    • effusion,
    • bring to light,
    • Haver,
    • Jargonize,
    • oral communication,
    • wheedle,
    • yakkety-yak,
    • gossipmongering,
    • thrash,
    • be indiscreet,
    • exhortation,
    • shoot the bull,
    • associate,
    • inaugural address,
    • Puffery,
    • let out,
    • homework,
    • sales talk,
    • cast,
    • pronounce,
    • forum,
    • verbiage,
    • question period,
    • vocabulary,
    • dish the dirt,
    • boast,
    • wittering,
    • break,
    • moral,
    • publicize,
    • reprimand,
    • splatter,
    • review,
    • idea afloat,
    • horseshit,
    • moralization,
    • morality,
    • bring,
    • divulge,
    • undercurrent,
    • give voice to,
    • bruit,
    • comment upon,
    • as regards,
    • emit,
    • stuff and nonsense,
    • shoot the breeze,
    • murmur,
    • prevail upon,
    • gossipy,
    • carry on,
    • teaching,
    • knock,
    • medial,
    • dogmatize,
    • Ventriloquize,
    • herald,
    • shit,
    • bring round,
    • discourse about,
    • talk into,
    • vocalise,
    • GUP,
    • chew up,
    • nothingness,
    • bat the breeze,
    • come to terms,
    • talk nonsense,
    • tell all,
    • tosh,
    • spoken,
    • reason the point,
    • after-dinner speech,
    • spiel,
    • open one’s mouth,
    • disquisition,
    • object lesson,
    • line,
    • let the cat out of the bag,
    • platform,
    • task,
    • inside information,
    • humbug,
    • demonstrate,
    • info,
    • chew the rag,
    • convention,
    • confess,
    • coquet,
    • bilge,
    • tripe,
    • loquacious,
    • reach,
    • scrutiny,
    • usage,
    • verbose,
    • hooey,
    • pan,
    • lambast,
    • nattering,
    • satisfy,
    • exaggerate,
    • belittle,
    • Jawing,
    • enthuse,
    • unburden,
    • coax,
    • way of speaking,
    • smatter,
    • modulated,
    • balls,
    • inform on,
    • Speechification,
    • impart,
    • Gibble-gabble,
    • mumbo jumbo,
    • talk of,
    • gas,
    • take counsel,
    • squawk,
    • colloque,
    • support,
    • phraseology,
    • communicate with,
    • rave,
    • jangle,
    • duologue.

How to use «Talk» in context?

Talk is a universal language that we use to communicate with one another. It isn’t just limited to human beings either; animals also use talk to convey information. Talk is a complex form of communication that allows us to share our thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

Talk can be used to form relationships, communicate goals, and resolve conflicts. It is also an important part of communication technology and can be used to communicate with people across the globe.

There are many different types of talk, including verbal, nonverbal, and procedural talk.

Paraphrases for Talk:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      talking.
    • Proper noun, plural
      talks, discussions.
    • Proper noun, singular
      talking, talks.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      chatter, chitchat, talking.
    • Interjection
      talking.
    • Verb, base form
      chitchat.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Adjective
      talkin.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      speaks, remarks, updates.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      communicate, gossip, rhetoric, say, spoken, talker, likes.
    • Verb, past tense
      addressed, called, described, heard, identified, learned, outlined, referenced, selected, shared, touched, wanted, Alluded, Approached, Caught, Cited, Claimed, Dealt, Leaked, Meant, Mentioned, Referred, Told, Commented, started, briefed, calls, comments, highlighted, relayed.
    • Verb, past participle
      said, spoken, Mentioned, started.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      are, argue, say, Kidding, Told, AM, talkin, talkto.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      speaks.
    • Verb, base form
      argue, communicate, engage, intervene, lay, say, Negotiated, Told, talkto.

Hypernym for Talk:

  • n.

    • act
      chalk talk.
    • communication
      jazz, shmooze, chatter, dialogue, duologue, wind, pious platitude, idle words, malarky, cant, yakety-yak, yack, nothingness, cackle, heart-to-heart, malarkey, dialog, yak, shop talk.
  • v.

    • communication
      dissertate, continue, carry on, spiel, proceed, chat up, flirt, coquet, level, talk turkey, dally, butterfly, converse, monologuise, mash, talk down, cheek, dogmatize, orate, philander, discourse, rap, soliloquise, go on, hold forth, dish the dirt, soliloquize, gossip, dogmatise, monologuize, romance, pontificate, coquette.

Hyponym for Talk:

  • n.

    • act
      lecture, lecturing.
    • communication
      discourse, conversation, treatment, discussion.
  • v.

    • communication
      intercommunicate, communicate, tell.

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