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verb - intransitive

• to defecate.

  I'll be right back... I've got to talk some shit to John right quick.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to defecate, poop, shit.

  Last edited on Aug 07 2010. Submitted by Terry R. from Deshler, OH, USA on Dec 12 2001.

verb

• 1) To tell someone something they don't want to hear. 2) To talk trash.

  You're talkin' some yang right now, mom.

  Last edited on Jul 29 1998. Submitted by fowler j. from Kansas City, MO, USA on Jul 29 1998.

noun

• A moment within a talk

  Last edited on Jun 09 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 09 2024.

verb

• to defecate.

  If you will excuse me, I have to go talk to a man about a mule.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to defecate, poop, shit.

  Last edited on Mar 19 2014. Submitted by Brad H. from Wilmington, NC, USA on Jun 17 2002.

verb

• When someone talks to themselves aloud frequently.

  He's talking to Jesus again.

  Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by Derrick P. from Edmonton, AB, Canada on Dec 16 2001.

verb

• to vomit.

  He's talking to Ralph on the big white telephone.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to vomit.

  Last edited on Oct 16 1997. Submitted by Ian Smathers from Greenwood, SC, USA on Oct 16 1997.

verb

• To inquire about a drug purchase with a dealer. From the movie "Half Baked", relating to the drug king pin Sampson.

  I want to talk to Sampson.

  Last edited on Feb 13 2000. Submitted by K from Boston, MA, USA on Feb 13 2000.

expression

• "Talk to the elbow, you don't deserve the extension"
  
  Definition: an extension of talk to the hand to seem more offensive, because you aren't listening or willing to make an effort to express that fact.

  Last edited on Apr 04 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 04 2014.

interjection

• The phrase "talk to the hand" is a street vocabulary conversation-stopper that is meant to be taken literally, albeit ironically; and is usually accompanied by its related body language: I make a pronouncement. You begin to offer an objection of some sort. I cut you off by extending my right hand, palm out toward you, while I look over my right shoulder and say, "Talk to the hand!" The implication is that you might as well talk to my hand, because I'm not listening. As a conversation stopper, it works even better if you've never heard or seen it before, as what is meant may take a moment or two to sink in, and might even have to be explained (making the recipient seem a little less than streetwise). Since the speaker performs somewhat silly-looking body movements in order to get his/her point across, the phrase is kept just a shade short of being unforgivably rude. As the phrase is becoming somewhat less obscure, some are jettisoning the body movements, reducing the communication to a more-or-less angry comment meaning I'm not going to listen to you, as in "Hey, man, talk to the hand!"

  Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by David L. from Buzzards Bay, MA, USA on Jun 15 1999.

• hold a hand up to stop an annoying person from speaking.

  Don't want to listen to you, talk to the hand.

  Last edited on Nov 30 2010. Submitted by Erin S. from Urbana, IL, USA on Jan 29 2000.

• Used when you don't want to hear it (anymore). Implies: "The ears are no longer listening." Also, "Talk to the finger 'cause the hand can't take it."

  Talk to the hand!

  Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by William B. from Silver Spring, MD, USA on Apr 11 2002.