spaghetti talk

When a person makes several phrases or statements towards another person/people, most off topic or not pertaining to the conversation and to see which one sticks. If any sticks at all.

When Bertha was talking to Troy about the process of his new home being built, She brought up information about the builders political affiliations. It has nothing to do with the price of tea in China which is spaghetti talk at it’s finest.

by TRGZ June 17, 2021

Pillow talk

Talking bad about your homies to your girlfriends

I can’t believe you pillow talked about us

by Heliooooooooooooooooooooodjdhd March 12, 2020

Talk to Elvis

A way of excusing ones self to go to the bathroom. Derived from the location where Elvis took his final breath and also a scene in "True Romance", starring Christian Slater, where he talks to Elvis' ghost in the bathroom. Commonly used by people who can appreciate Elvis as a singer and find humor in his lifestyle. So far, hipsters haven't caught on to the phrase, which is a good thing.

Johnny Lockjaw, after having a few beers at the local gin joint, "Oh man, I gotta go talk to Elvis"
Auf Deutsch, "Ich mochte bitte mit Elvis Sprechen"

by Oh Welles September 15, 2008

Tar-Talk

The way someone talks when fucked up on heroin. I.E mumbling.

A person is so throwed you can't understand them.

Don't listen to this guy he's speaking tar-talk.

by Popados December 24, 2009

gynia talk

the slang in virginia.

some of these jants dont understand my gynia talk.

by trey songz April 10, 2007

Real Talk

Usually used to denote a conversation involving very serious or personal matters.

*Friend 1 just finishes talking about the state of his grandfather's deteriorating health with Friend 2*

Friend 1: I'm sorry for bringing down your mood with this conversation. That's not why I came here. Enough real talk and let's grab a drink.

by G-Man8776 June 16, 2014

cop talk

Cop Talk: An exaggeratedly wordy jargon, frequently spoken in a mono-tone passive voice. Descriptive yet extremely vague, this is used when describing a situation in order to increase the appearance of intelligence or credibility, while cloaking truth in a mountain of syllables.

The police officer is using cop talk to convince the jury that his use of force was justified.

by Kirkury December 14, 2015