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old talk

noun

  1. superficial chatting


verb

  1. intr to indulge in such chatting

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Four of them knew me, and we had a good old talk of the home land.

You and Connie thought you could fool me with your old talk but you couldnt; I found out all about it.

What Dunham finally did say was: "It jumps with all your ideas—all your old talk about not caring to marry a society girl—"

Have you forgot all our old talk about the prize-ring, the nursery of honour in Old England?'

All at once Annette remembered the old talk about Armand and Julie.

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