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converse1 to have an oral exchange or conversation; talk. [2 definitions]
cross talk informal conversation or chatter. [1/2 definitions]
discourse verbal communication; conversation. [1/4 definitions]
duologue a conversation between two people or characters, esp. in a drama.
eavesdrop to listen secretly to others' private conversation.
family room a large room in which a family usu. gathers for recreation, conversation, relaxation, and the like.
flow to move smoothly, gracefully, or without interruption, as music, conversation, dance, or thought. [1/8 definitions]
gab (informal) idle conversation; chatter. [1/2 definitions]
gambit a remark or question used to open a conversation. [1/3 definitions]
get back to to return a call or message, or to resume a conversation with (someone) at a later time, esp. by telephone. [1/2 definitions]
give-and-take a friendly exchange of ideas or conversation. [1/2 definitions]
hang up on O End a phone conversation with someone by abruptly and unexpectedly cutting the connection.
informal of language, characteristic of or appropriate to everyday conversation or casual writing. [1/3 definitions]
interject to interpose (a remark or comment) between words or remarks or in the middle of a conversation or discussion.
interlocutor one who participates in a conversation or dialogue.
interlocutory of, or pertaining to conversation or dialogue. [1/2 definitions]
interpolate to insert (a phrase, sentence, remark, or the like) into a text or conversation. [1/4 definitions]
interpose to insert (a comment, question, criticism, or the like) in the course of a conversation or speech. [1/6 definitions]
interview a conversation between a reporter and a person who will be the subject of the report, or the published report itself. [1/5 definitions]
irony a manner of using language so that it conveys a different or opposite meaning to that which is literally expressed in the words themselves. Irony is used in ordinary conversation and also as a literary technique, especially to express criticism or to produce humor or pathos. [1/3 definitions]
murmur a soft, indistinct, continuous sound, such as that made by low voices in conversation. [1/6 definitions]