Words with a similar base: talk, talk_of_the_town, talking

'talk'
[talk.n.01] as in: an exchange of ideas via conversation


Examples:
let's have more work and less talk around here



'talk'
[talk.n.02] as in: discussion; (`talk about' is a less formal alternative for `discussion of')


Examples:
his poetry contains much talk about love and anger



'talk'
[talk.n.03] as in: the act of giving a talk to an audience


Examples:
I attended an interesting talk on local history


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'talk'
[lecture.n.01] as in: a speech that is open to the public


Examples:
he attended a lecture on telecommunications



'talk'
[talk.n.05] as in: idle gossip or rumor


Examples:
there has been talk about you lately



'talk'
[talk.v.01] as in: exchange thoughts; talk with


Examples:
We often talk business
Actions talk louder than words



'talk'
[talk.v.02] as in: express in speech


Examples:
She talks a lot of nonsense
This depressed patient does not verbalize



'talk'
[speak.v.03] as in: use language


Examples:
the baby talks already
the prisoner won't speak
they speak a strange dialect



'talk'
[spill.v.05] as in: reveal information


Examples:
If you don't oblige me, I'll talk!
The former employee spilled all the details



'talk'
[spill_the_beans.v.01] as in: divulge confidential information or secrets


Examples:
Be careful--his secretary talks



'talk'
[lecture.v.01] as in: deliver a lecture or talk


Examples:
She will talk at Rutgers next week
Did you ever lecture at Harvard?



					

talk (English)
└── talken (Middle English (1100-1500))


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