Multitalking

(1) discussing more than one topic simultaneously in a singular conversation

(2) When a response does not naturally or logically follow a statement in a single conversation because multiple topics are being discussed simultaneously between two or more people.

(3) when two typically scatterbrained individuals discuss a variety of topics in a conversation that makes no sense to an objective Observer but can only be followed completely by the two people having the conversation

(4) a lack of agreement between assertion and response in the progression of a conversation because two people are discussing a variety of things at once

Were you just multitalking about bread and radios?

by Strong Compassion December 7, 2017

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multitasking

1. To accomplish two or more tasks simultaneously.

2. The act of a CPU concurrently executing two or more interrelated or disassociated job processes.

1. Girls are exceptional at multitasking; they can use chat on Instant Messenger, write emails, surf the internet, talk on their cellular phone, all while applying makeup and talking with their girlfriends about the new boy at school; however, if you ask them an intelligent question their heads will implode.

2. Intel's new CPU with multi-threading allows the processor to multitask without an additional processing core.

by Christopher M. Vanderwall-Brown August 7, 2007

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