Webnoun. 1. : the act or an instance of talking : speech. 2. : a way of speaking : language. 3. : pointless or fruitless discussion : verbiage. 4. : a formal discussion, negotiation, or …

Web 1. To discuss (a matter) exhaustively: I talked out the problem with a therapist. 2. To resolve or settle by discussion. 3. Chiefly British To block (proposed legislation) by filibustering.

Webtalk 1 of 2 noun 1 as in speech a usually formal discourse delivered to an audience the noted author's talk on the state of the modern novel Synonyms & Similar Words …

Webtalk verb [I] (SAY WORDS) A1 to say words aloud; to speak to someone: We were just talking about Gareth's new girlfriend. My little girl has just started to talk. She talks to her …

Webto express in words; utter: to talk sense. to use (a specified language or idiom) in speaking or conversing: They talk French together for practice. SEE MORE noun the act of …

WebBritannica Dictionary definition of TALK 1 a : to say words in order to express your thoughts, feelings, opinions, etc., to someone [no object] She never talks at the meetings. He did most of the talking during dinner. He loves to hear himself talk. — often + to You shouldn't talk to your mother that way. — often + about

WebSee definition of talk on Dictionary.com noun speech, address to group noun gossip noun discussion noun communication with language verb produce words; inform verb discuss with another verb address group synonyms for talk Compare Synonyms lecture allocution declamation descant discourse disquisition dissertation epilogue exhortation expatiation

Web03/12/2022 · talk in American English. (tɔk ) verb intransitive. 1. a. to put ideas into, or exchange ideas by, spoken words; speak; converse. b. to express something in words; make a statement ( of, on, about, etc. something) 2.

WebConversation, interactive communication between two or more people Interaction, face to face conversations Lecture, an oral presentation intended to inform or instruct Speech, the production of a spoken language Arts, entertainment, and media [ edit] Talk (film), a 1994 Australian film Talk (magazine), an American magazine

Web2. To lecture, scold, reprimand, or rebuke one (about something). You need to go talk to Johnny—he just failed another test. I'll have to talk to Samantha about the quality of her reports. See also: talk, to talk to (oneself) To speak one's thoughts out loud only for one's own benefit, without intending for someone else to hear them.