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Meanings of talky in anglès

Full of trivial conversation.

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Usage of talky in anglès
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For all its strengths, there's no denying that the film is talky.
BBC
2
Reservoir Dogs made the talky, highly referential geezer thriller a viable option.
The Irish Times
3
Tech credits shine in a movie that is talky yet somehow still cinematic.
Reuters
4
Moreover, he was talky, aggressive, and more inclined to be heard and felt.
The Young Pitcher
5
No letter at all, dearest, this; merely talky-talky.-Yourswithout words.
An Englishwoman's Love-Letters
6
I hear dem talky, talky, when dey no tink I listen, just as before.
In the Eastern Seas
7
She's a good girl, not too talky, not too stupid.
Summers at Castle Auburn
8
Present-tense action is static and talky, the constantly coaxing music no substitute for effective pacing.
Reuters
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Distance obviates any talky-talky from ship to base once the Solar System has been cleared.
Attrition
10
Treatments can be anything from talky-therapy like CBT to a medication regime to electro-shock therapy.
The Guardian
11
They went through the hotel with drawn guns "lookin' for the talky nigger."
In the Land of Jim Crow
12
He go talky talky to de men, and try to make dem mutinous like hisself.
In the Eastern Seas
13
But recollections of the past are making me "talky," and, I fear, tedious.
A Tale of One City: the New Birmingham / Papers Reprinted from t...
14
She's not very talky, but I'm sort of surprised.
It's like this, cat
15
There will be a hearing and talky-talk and I must listen respectfully while the abutments crumble.
Still Jim
16
He holds up a small mechanism like a walky-talky with a blinking red light on it.
Fantastic Orgy
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Talky through the time