Soft talk 

Soft talk is akin to mumbling, it refers to a public interaction between an employee and a customer wherein one member of the party speaks just softly enough so the other person cannot quite hear all of the sentence. However, you can use soft talk as an action phrase, deliberately soft talking someone, often times in a restaurant or other high volume occupation.e

"Hi folks, what can I get for you?! " "Oh, yes, um, I'll have a greatfull dead and my girlfriend will have a glass of the pin*** ***igio and a moi** ****ette."

Or in action form... "Have a great night!" "Go f*** your **ther..." "Wait, what?" "Too late, you've been soft talked"

Soft talk by wade904 February 4, 2010

Talking Out Soft 

The opposite of talking out loud.
To whisper.

We were talking out soft but couldn't really hear what each other was saying.

Talking Out Soft by Wilshire Bethel March 28, 2009

Talkin Soft 

Talking Soft is a phrase that people from the South of England (SOUTHERNERS) think people from the North of England (NORTHERNERS) say.

It is used when someone says something the speaker of the phrase believes is daft/stupid.

'Sun in Yorkshire? You're talkin soft lad. You better get back't mine

Talkin Soft by 2 ScaredAndConfused October 12, 2020