General
ol'talk
What does ol'talk mean?
Casual conversation, gossip or persuasive patter, central to a good lime. Also old-talk.
"We spend the whole night in ol'talk on the porch."
Origin
Trinidadian/Caribbean, from 'old talk'.
Frequently asked questions
What does ol'talk mean?
Ol'talk is idle chatter, banter or empty conversation, a relaxed back-and-forth that is central to a good lime.
Where does ol'talk come from?
It is Trinidadian and wider Caribbean, derived from 'old talk', also written old-talk or ole talk.
How do you use ol'talk in a sentence?
You might say 'We spend the whole night in ol'talk on the porch' about hours of easy conversation.
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