talk talk

simple kissing, usually lasting less than two seconds with no tounge involved (at most times); You cannot simply tell someone what talk talk is, you must show them

Chad: Katie, we're goign to have a talk talk
Katie: What's that?
Chad: Come here I'll show you.
Katie: Just tell me!
Chad: I can't.

by tpkirk2k September 3, 2006

talking talking

When two people are talking talking they are talking with true meaning abd with lust compassion and love. Talking talking mainly happens between two people in a relationship

The boyfriend and girlfriend were talking talking to each other on the phone.

by Swim4143 May 18, 2016

talk talk

Ornate but otherwise meaningless business-speak usually heard coming out of MBA students.

It's a double-edged sword and is very difficult to wield effectively. Amateurish use will result in the loss of all credibility whereas the opposite is true for those who do it well.

Bored VC: *sigh* "Not another talk talk session."

by Joshua Chao October 1, 2005

The Talk

The ultimate "OH SHIT" moment for teens across America. When the parents try to speak to their children about sex. However this is usually uneffective, since the teen usually has known for maybe years.

Son, it's time for... The Talk.

by Sleepyyawn June 13, 2011

talking

when two people like each other a lot and have established that they like each other but they aren't technically "boyfriend" and "girlfriend" yet but they don't talk to other people

John and I have been talking for months, I wonder when he will ask me out.

by rankrankinrank February 15, 2017

the talk

A conversation most American parents try to have with their teens, telling them all about sex even though they've already known it all for a couple of years by that time. Therefore it only serves to embarass the teen.

I'm not having the talk with my kids, I want them to just learn it all on the internet and from the kids at school like I did, and like everyone should.

by combat_rock November 24, 2003

talking

What Charles Ryder and Julia Flyte do on the ship back to England in Catholic convert Evelyn Waugh's 1945 novel Brideshead Revisited.

"All next day Julia and I spent together without interruption; talking, scarcely moving, held in our chairs by the swell of the sea."

by JesuitsRule February 18, 2021