Don't try any innocent double talk on me, you redheaded little hellcat.

You wrote the double talk; she typed it and tricked me into signing.

I once asked him and he gave me double talk.

Boy, I was sweating icicles here, wondering if you'd be able to decipher all my double talk!

Chmarsky was always a little worried by our speech, the curious kind of American double talk that we used.

It's been trial and error, with more than a few misunderstandings, but we're getting better at the double talk.

There were any number of news stories that started out trippingly, then foundered in what was, to me, double talk.

He'd expected Pel's message to be discreet; Cerberus operatives were well versed in the art of ambiguous double talk when using non-secure bandwidth.

I can make sure you're getting full value and that the other side isn't trying to drag down the price with double talk.

A constant double talk warfare goes on between the Moscow correspondents and the censorship office, and we did not want to become involved in it.

The New Yorker, November 23, 1935 P. 17 A man meets a Damon Runyon character who confuses people by talking double talk.

I don't trust those greasy, double talking bastards as far as I could throw Hornmeyer's new flagship.

"Dal, this is no time for double talk and nonsense."

"No more double talk," rumbled Lourdusamy.

The New Yorker, March 8, 1982 P. 32 Double talk story about Steven Titcomb and his new bicycle, called the CM-1000.