Talk, speaking, or discourse; colloquy, conversation, conference. Commonly const. with or of (a person), and chiefly occurring in phrases, esp. to…

The action of telling, relating, or saying; discourse, conversation, talk. Obsolete.

Talk, discourse, conversation.

A statement, narrative, or speech; a remark or observation; an account or explanation of, or answer to, something. Also as a mass noun: speech…

With possessive pronouns, etc.: Speech, talk; conversation, discourse.

Conference, conversation. Obsolete. rare.

Mutual conversation, discourse, or intercourse.

Talk, confabulation, converse, chat; usually of a light or familiar kind, but also used of serious conversation or discussion. Obsolete.

Interchange of speech, conferring, discussion, debate; an instance of this, a conversation, a conference. Obsolete.

Conversation; consultation.

Talking together, conversation, colloquy.

Perhaps: conversation, colloquy; a conference. Obsolete.

Talk, conversation; a discourse, sermon.

The action or an act of communing (see commune, v. 1); conversation. Cf. commune, n.2

As a mass noun: conversation carried on between two or more people; discussion, verbal interchange. Now somewhat rare.

The action (on the part of two or more persons) of talking or replying to each other. Talk, conversation, discourse, dialogue.

The action or process of communicating thought by means of the spoken word; interchange of words; conversation, talk. Also: the words exchanged by…

The action of discourse, v.; esp. discussion or conversation. Also (occasionally): an instance of this.

Communication, converse, intercourse. Obsolete.

Discourse, conversation; an instance of this. Obsolete.

Speech, discourse; esp. the familiar oral intercourse of two or more persons; conversation (of a familiar kind).

Speech between or among a number of persons; colloquy.

Interchange of thoughts and words; familiar discourse or talk.

Conversation, talking (devise, v. 14). Obsolete.

Communication of ideas; discourse, conversation, discussion. Obsolete (except as included in sense 2).

The mutual imparting of ideas or information; interchange of speech; mutual conference.

Used for: Conversation, discourse.

The action of communicating; intercourse, interaction; conversation.

Business, commerce. (In quot. 1617 in plural; cf. negocy, n.)

The action of speaking to or addressing somebody; an instance of this; (an) address. Also: conversation, discourse.

Speaking together, conversation, intercourse.

Talk, conversation; idle chatter. Originally and chiefly in gift of the gob: fluency of speech, eloquence; = gift of (the) gab at gab, n.3 phrases 1.

colloquial. Talk; (in early use) light, entertaining chat, lively conversation; (later chiefly) foolish or inconsequential talk; prattle; twaddle.

The action or an act of communing (see commune, v. 1); communion.

(without plural) Converse, dialogue.

The action of converse, v.: having intercourse; discoursing, talking.

(a) see quot. 1887; in wider use, any unwanted transfer of signals from one circuit, channel, etc., to another; also, in Radio, a reproduced signal…

attributive, esp. in bull session n. originally and chiefly U.S. an informal conversation or discussion, esp. of a group of males.

U.S. colloquial (chiefly in African-American use). A verbal display, esp. one intended to impress. Hence: improvised dialogue; banter, ‘spiel’; an…