to talkee
9.9
To talk in a playful, often local way
- verb
- Archaic
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hablar
- I'm sorry I'm ruining your prom, kids, but it was important for me to talk funny on TV.
I'm just like talking like this with my shoes on my hands.
- I'm just like talking like this with my shoes on my hands.
- I maverick talking to Kate like a baby.
- Like in your family, does everybody kind of talk the same?
- I'm sorry I'm ruining your prom, kids, but it was important for me to talk funny on TV.
- And as more as he got emotional, he, he forgot it and he started to talk in the Iraqi dialect.
- So as quickly as possible you made the attempt to be a get in with the gang, talk like them and be like them and dressed like them.
- So it's a rambling sort of a much like how I talk and exist and move through life, but, you know, like a rabbit hole.
- The man is a walking, talking con artist.
- I love that question because that's a true professor talking evaluation.
- Quoth, the Raven from Edgar Allan Poe, who talks a lot, helps out quite a bit.
- And it just doesn't work like that or, or God is talking to us all the time from within.
- Always laughing can talk like crying.
- He'd done the audition for snatching my back garden, chose my friend Guy Ritchie talking.
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Examples
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She tends to talkee in a playful manner when telling her childhood stories, making them even more entertaining.
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I also talk like that with everything else in my life, and it's not as enjoyable to listen to.
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I'm just like talking like this with my shoes on my hands.
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When we gather for family dinners, I love to talkee in a silly accent to make everyone laugh.
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At the party, he would talkee in a funny voice, keeping everyone amused with his humorous anecdotes.
Synonyms
to talk
vsto talkee
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1.0
Speak with someone to share ideas or information
is used in dialectal or playful speech rather than neutral speech
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Etymology
To talkee is simply talk with a playful ending -ee, so it means 'to talk' or speak, often in a joking, dialect, or childlike way.