double talk

Otherwise unnecessary verbiage added in order to confuse the listener, such as using a double negative to make a statement mean the opposite of what it would otherwise mean. See also, doublespeak.

"I didn't say I would not do it; I said I wouldn't not do it."

"That's double talk!"

by Downstrike June 5, 2004

double talk

deceptive speech designed to mean something that it does not explicitly say

Lay off the double talk already.

by The Return of Light Joker October 29, 2008

Double Talk Express

Bus that John McCain travels on around the country that delivers Orwellian like double-talk on politics.

From the back of the Double Talk Express he continues to state wild and inane claims such as, "We can only win in Iraq if we stay in Iraq - and we can leave Iraq only when we win in Iraq" (not a direct quote, but paraphrased from his refusal to define "winning in Iraq").

by Cindy McCain August 21, 2008

Double Talkin' Jive

Basically means you're talkin bullshit

Double Talkin means foolish talk

Jive means to decieve (lies)

I'm tired of your Double Talkin' Jive

by anonymous January 9, 2022

Facebook Double talking

when two friends are one the phone with each other and one posts a new status and the other one comments while they are on the phone together. They know what each other is going to comment before they comment.

Ronnie and Riley are facebook double talking.

by DoubleFaces333 November 13, 2011

double talker

A double talker is one who duplicates certain words of a sentence usually to emphasize some importance when actually it just makes them sound like a broken record.

Jessica: Mary do you want to get something to eat?

Mary: I could go for a bite, what about you?

Jessica: Ehh, maybe so, Im not hungry hungry but I could grab a sandwich.

Jane: You're such a double talker.

by F.Mac May 7, 2010

Joan Rivers Doubletake

When you see clothing so bad, you can't help but doubletake.

That all-denim get-up is a Joan Rivers Doubletake waiting to happen.

Damn, Rivers'd! He looks like a Karate school dropout that couldn't afford the long pants. Or belts. Or decent hair dye.

by RayBeaverFaceFixMyPrinter September 5, 2007