Synonym for talk is "communicate"

assignment [noun]

means "duty"
job, responsibility, homework, task, talk, obligation

chat [verb]

means "speech"
chatter, talk, converse, babble, prate, cackle

- conjugate verb chat

chat [noun]

means "speech"
talk, palaver, conversation, colloquy, rap, yarn

chin [noun]

means "speech"
discourse, colloquy, visit, discussion, talk, converse

- translate chin

colloquy [noun]

means "conversation"
talk

conference [noun]

means "meeting"
talk, parley, congress, discussion, consultation, seminar

consult [verb]

means "receive"
see, discuss, entertain, ask, talk

- conjugate verb consult

contact [verb]

means "communicate"
speak to, talk, look up, reach, call, approach

- conjugate verb contact
- translate contact

converse [noun]

means "discourse"
colloquy, visit, discussion, talk, chin

dialect [noun]

means "language"
talk, speech, tongue

dialogue [noun]

means "speech"
talk, discourse, chat, conversation

discourse [verb]

means "converse"
treat, lecture, talk

- conjugate verb discourse

hearsay [noun]

means "rumour"
gossip, report, scuttle-butt, talk, buzz, rumble

interview [verb]

means "converse with"
converse, question, examine, talk

- conjugate verb interview

latest [noun]

means "gossip"
scoop, talk, news, word, rumour

lecture [verb]

means "speak"
address, talk, expound, teach, discourse

- conjugate verb lecture

lecture [noun]

means "speech"
address, discourse, oration, lesson, talk, instruction

look up [verb]

means "communicate"
speak to, talk, contact, reach, call, approach

- conjugate verb look up

parlance [noun]

means "utterance"
remark, talk, comment, speaking, conversation, mention

parley [verb]

means "speak"
confer, negotiate, converse, discourse, discuss, talk

- conjugate verb parley

parley [noun]

means "conference"
talk

pipe up [verb]

means "speak up"
volunteer, speak, say, shout, talk, offer

- conjugate verb pipe up

prate [verb]

means "chatter"
talk, converse, babble, chat, cackle, prattle

- conjugate verb prate

report [noun]

means "speech"
rumour, gossip, hearsay, scuttle-butt, talk, buzz

rumor [noun]

means "gossip"
scandal, buzz, scuttlebutt [US], hearsay, news, talk

scuttlebutt [noun]

means "speech"
rumour, rumor [US], gossip, inside information, talk, the grapevine

seminar [noun]

means "meeting"
talk, parley, congress, discussion, consultation, conference

sound [verb]

means "speech"
say, talk, shout, roar, snort, shrill

- conjugate verb sound

speak [verb]

means "speech"
talk, communicate, verbalise, verbalize, articulate, say

- conjugate verb speak
- translate speak

speech [noun]

means "language"
utterance, remark, talk, comment, speaking, conversation

utter [verb]

means "speak"
talk, pronounce, express

- conjugate verb utter

visit [noun]

means "affair"
call, appointment, stay, interview, talk

- translate visit

talk about [verb]

means "debate"
discuss, plead, dispute, differ, argue, hold, reason

- conjugate verb talk about

talk down to [verb]

means "patronise"
patronize, condescend, humiliate

- conjugate verb talk down to

talkative [adjective]

means "loquacious"
articulate, garrulous, effusive

talkativeness [noun]

means "loquacity"
verbosity, wordiness, verboseness, conversation, discussion

talking [noun]

means "conversation"
telling, notification, communication, articulation, discussion, advisement, statement

talking to [object]

means "in communication with"
in contact with, seeing regularly, not far from

argue [verb]

means "speech"
debate, discuss, plead, dispute, differ, talk about

- conjugate verb argue

articulate [adjective]

means "loquacious"
talkative, garrulous, effusive

bat around [verb]

means "debate"
discuss, talk about, consider, cruise, journey, tour

- conjugate verb bat around

communication [noun]

means "conversation"
telling, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement

condescend [verb]

means "patronize"
patronise, talk down to, humiliate

- conjugate verb condescend

conferring [adjective]

means "holding a conference"
counseling, conversing, talking

conversation [noun]

means "communication"
telling, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement

cruise [verb]

means "speech"
debate, discuss, talk about, consider, bat around

- conjugate verb cruise

garrulous [adjective]

means "loquacious"
talkative, articulate, effusive

glib [adjective]

means "articulate"
fluent, loquacious, talkative, vocal, voluble

in contact with [adjective]

means "in communication with"
talking to, seeing regularly, not far from

in touch with [adjective]

means "touching"
in contact with, in communication with, seeing regularly, talking to, familiar with

loquacious [adjective]

means "articulate"
talkative, garrulous, effusive

patronise [verb]

means "treat condescendingly"
condescend, underestimate, talk down to, indulge, humour, tolerate

- conjugate verb patronise

patronize [verb]