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talky

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Adj — Containing a lot of dialogue or spoken conversation, often used to describe a film or play.

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Etymology

From talk plus the adjective suffix -y.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “talky” mean?

The word “talky” means containing a lot of dialogue or spoken conversation, often used to describe a film or play. In plain terms, full of talking or dialogue, sometimes used as a mild criticism of a film that feels slow.

How do you use “talky” in a sentence?

Here is “talky” used in a sentence: “Critics found the movie too talky and short on action.”

What part of speech is “talky”?

“Talky” is an adjective.

Related words

talkative talkie talky-talky

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