What is "talkin'"

Usage examples of "talkin'".

He been talkin' what he's gonna do, how he gonna squeeze grapes over his head an' let the juice run in his whiskers, an' all stuff like that.

Tell you what- I used ta get the people jumpin' an' talkin' in tongues and glory-shoutin' till they just fell down an' passed out.

An' the fella says, I done it, an' ever' time since then when I hear a business man talkin' about service, I wonder who's gettin' screwed.

Well, she's yellin' an' talkin' plenty now, on'y she's talkin' to Grampa.

Well, you know, you speak black English on the streets and white English around Daddy and it's kinda like thinkin' in one language and talkin' another.

They was all educated, well off, rich-and I ain't talkin' 'bout race here, since some of 'em was blacker'n me.

Trouble was, I was startin' to get used to talkin' like a black Elmer Fudd.

She had that special smile and way of talkin' that all politicians' wives seem to have, and Mayar talked like he was some big shot Senator runnin' for office.

I started feelin' a little sick and forgot all about eatin' or my talkin' or anything else.

Others seemed to act normal, but had problems talkin' or writin' or rememberin' what they just said, and others with jerky muscle movements like the palsy.

One night we got to talkin' 'bout the odd types even for the district.

Deb was in there, but out of uniform and in fairly ordinary street clothes, sittin' and talkin' to the barmaid.

She was a mixed-race girl, mostly white but a noticeable quarter black, which was why I hit on her, but it was still kinda funny to hear her start talkin' like me.

The switches and tracks had shortcuts to help long distances, but we was still talkin' hours and hours of cubes and more cubes, weird landscapes and more weird landscapes.

It looks like they was all talkin' and drinkin' and playin' cards before we came in, which is to say simply enjoyin' each other's company.