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Definition of trash talk in English: trash talknoun mass nounUS informal Insulting or boastful speech intended to demoralize or humiliate a sporting opponent. he heard more trash talk from the Giants before the game than during the game Example sentencesExamples - This entire front I put up, laughing, joking, trash-talking, it's all fake.
- What began as light trash talk became bawdy comedy as the show progressed.
- None of it is true, which is the essence of all trash talk.
- But if your anglers get skunked, you risk shame and humiliation on the weigh-in stage… not to mention a litany of trash talk from other fantasy players.
- McGrady's point about truth in trash talk seems valid - among the floggings, few stopped to ask whether what McGrady said was true.
- But they have to start this kind of trash talk early on to get people noticing things.
- Customize your interview trash-talking for the person giving the interview.
- We're talking bluster and light-hearted trash talk as we each announce our picks.
- I think it sells a lot better for TV, but I used to look at the old fighters like Joe Louis and I hardly ever heard trash talk at their press conferences.
- Watch the game, and you'll hear plenty of trash talk from the players who have been miked for the game.
- And does he worry that his trash talk about the unreliability of U.S. Treasury Bonds might start to make our creditors around the world, like, for instance, China, just a tad nervous?
- But they go there and hit them with the same trash talk that worked so well last year.
- ‘That would be a form of trash talk,’ he once explained.
- But if someone said something big enough to satisfy my thirst for trash talk of any kind, I'd have heard about it.
- They lash out with trash talk and threats and constant references to their own resolve because they are afraid.
- Meet two CEOs who take trash-talking to a whole ‘nother level.
- This is supposed to be good natured playoff trash talk.
- Despite the derision that its scripted matches, over-the-top trash talk, and outlandish characters sometimes inspire, professional wrestling is big business.
- Frankly, Shawn Perine and I, seated across the table from Jones, had already forgotten the barb, for it seemed nearly innocuous when weighed against typical bodybuilding trash talk.
- Would it be wise to encourage our students to exchange fact-based narrative for edgy commentary and digital trash talk?
Synonyms insults, curses, jibes, slurs, expletives, swear words
verb [no object]trash-talkUS informal Make boastful or insulting remarks in order to demoralize or humiliate a sporting opponent. Westering's players do not swear or tussle or trash-talk with object people were going to trash-talk us until we started to win trash-talking foreign junk-bond dealers Example sentencesExamples - Even further, stations themselves often trash-talk about the other stations in a broadcast market.
- I'll lay it out my views, trash talk the other side a bit, you know, goad them to answer back, then tell them to shut up when they do.
- He's not going to put it in your face or trash-talk or do anything like that, because that just wouldn't be his style.
- To insure that various allies didn't steal away core funders, he would keep his distance and be inclined to trash talk behind their backs.
- Austin was the first wrestler to adopt the WWF's ‘attitude’, he became the beer-swelling, trash-talking, foul-mouthed SOB that he is, or was should I say.
- We can trash-talk all we want in-game, but there's very little that's gained by taking that outside of the competitive arena.
- Franken wrote that book, I think, as a response to the conservative vice of delightedly and loudly trash-talking against their enemies.
- Whether it was Magic Johnson trash-talking with Larry Bird or Knicks fans giving Reggie Miller the bird, the NBA has seen some super rivalries.
- They were both up and down for most of the night and although Dorey continues to feel mildly compelled to trash talk, he slept stretched out beside me and was obviously not genuinely upset.
- In this day of the loud, trash-talking, me-first NBA star, Millers is refreshingly quiet and humble.
- ‘We've been trash-talking about the gold medal all season,’ Hasek says.
- (By the way, there's nothing more humiliating to a 34-year-old video game reviewer than getting blasted away and trash-talked down to by a punk 12-year-old on Xbox Live).
- Then, his head bouncing up and down, he trash-talked face-to-face with Dawkins before chucking the ball deep into the stands.
- Does he mean that Federation Square is hostile, like rappers trash-talk their enemies?
- Grove concludes, however, rather anticlimactically, ‘yesterday, Peterson and Holbrooke assured me that they're just old friends who love to trash-talk each other.’
- But the thing I'm really proudest of is watching people totally get into the game in multiplayer, trash-talking and coming up with all kinds of wild tactics to destroy each other.
- Keep trash-talking, and we still hope he might snap like he used to.
- After realizing that we've managed to burn only 14 minutes of the lunch hour, we succumb to that intoxicatingly familiar urge to trash talk our superiors.
- Nor can I think of another team so quick to trash-talk the beanballer or beanbalee.
Synonyms offend, cause offence to, give offence to, affront, abuse, be rude to, call someone names, slight, disparage, discredit, libel, slander, malign, defame, denigrate, cast aspersions on, impugn, slur, revile, calumniate
Derivatives noun US informal I was never a big trash talker in college, but if somebody was a bit cocky, I let them know it. Example sentencesExamples - I'm really not much of a trash talker.
- He isn't popular among opponents - he's a trash talker who will do anything to gain a competitive edge - but he definitely is one of the two or three best players on the team.
- On one hand, he is a self-confessed jaw flapper who ranks eighth on our list of favorite trash talkers.
- I had always been a trash talker about how I could beat someone up if they challenged me but now that the challenge was here I don't know if I am really willing to go through with it.
Definition of trash talk in US English: trash talknoun US informal Insulting or boastful speech intended to demoralize, intimidate, or humiliate someone, especially an opponent in an athletic contest. he heard more trash talk from the Giants before the game than during the game stop the trash talking and stop the violence Example sentencesExamples - They lash out with trash talk and threats and constant references to their own resolve because they are afraid.
- Frankly, Shawn Perine and I, seated across the table from Jones, had already forgotten the barb, for it seemed nearly innocuous when weighed against typical bodybuilding trash talk.
- Despite the derision that its scripted matches, over-the-top trash talk, and outlandish characters sometimes inspire, professional wrestling is big business.
- I think it sells a lot better for TV, but I used to look at the old fighters like Joe Louis and I hardly ever heard trash talk at their press conferences.
- Would it be wise to encourage our students to exchange fact-based narrative for edgy commentary and digital trash talk?
- We're talking bluster and light-hearted trash talk as we each announce our picks.
- This is supposed to be good natured playoff trash talk.
- ‘That would be a form of trash talk,’ he once explained.
- But they go there and hit them with the same trash talk that worked so well last year.
- But if someone said something big enough to satisfy my thirst for trash talk of any kind, I'd have heard about it.
- And does he worry that his trash talk about the unreliability of U.S. Treasury Bonds might start to make our creditors around the world, like, for instance, China, just a tad nervous?
- But if your anglers get skunked, you risk shame and humiliation on the weigh-in stage… not to mention a litany of trash talk from other fantasy players.
- McGrady's point about truth in trash talk seems valid - among the floggings, few stopped to ask whether what McGrady said was true.
- But they have to start this kind of trash talk early on to get people noticing things.
- Watch the game, and you'll hear plenty of trash talk from the players who have been miked for the game.
- None of it is true, which is the essence of all trash talk.
- This entire front I put up, laughing, joking, trash-talking, it's all fake.
- Customize your interview trash-talking for the person giving the interview.
- Meet two CEOs who take trash-talking to a whole ‘nother level.
- What began as light trash talk became bawdy comedy as the show progressed.
Synonyms insults, curses, jibes, slurs, expletives, swear words
verb [no object]trash-talkUS informal Use insulting or boastful speech intended to demoralize. their players do not swear or tussle or trash-talk the worst trash-talking team they had ever encountered Example sentencesExamples - ‘We've been trash-talking about the gold medal all season,’ Hasek says.
- Franken wrote that book, I think, as a response to the conservative vice of delightedly and loudly trash-talking against their enemies.
- Nor can I think of another team so quick to trash-talk the beanballer or beanbalee.
- Austin was the first wrestler to adopt the WWF's ‘attitude’, he became the beer-swelling, trash-talking, foul-mouthed SOB that he is, or was should I say.
- But the thing I'm really proudest of is watching people totally get into the game in multiplayer, trash-talking and coming up with all kinds of wild tactics to destroy each other.
- Does he mean that Federation Square is hostile, like rappers trash-talk their enemies?
- Keep trash-talking, and we still hope he might snap like he used to.
- Grove concludes, however, rather anticlimactically, ‘yesterday, Peterson and Holbrooke assured me that they're just old friends who love to trash-talk each other.’
- We can trash-talk all we want in-game, but there's very little that's gained by taking that outside of the competitive arena.
- (By the way, there's nothing more humiliating to a 34-year-old video game reviewer than getting blasted away and trash-talked down to by a punk 12-year-old on Xbox Live).
- I'll lay it out my views, trash talk the other side a bit, you know, goad them to answer back, then tell them to shut up when they do.
- Even further, stations themselves often trash-talk about the other stations in a broadcast market.
- Then, his head bouncing up and down, he trash-talked face-to-face with Dawkins before chucking the ball deep into the stands.
- Whether it was Magic Johnson trash-talking with Larry Bird or Knicks fans giving Reggie Miller the bird, the NBA has seen some super rivalries.
- He's not going to put it in your face or trash-talk or do anything like that, because that just wouldn't be his style.
- They were both up and down for most of the night and although Dorey continues to feel mildly compelled to trash talk, he slept stretched out beside me and was obviously not genuinely upset.
- To insure that various allies didn't steal away core funders, he would keep his distance and be inclined to trash talk behind their backs.
- After realizing that we've managed to burn only 14 minutes of the lunch hour, we succumb to that intoxicatingly familiar urge to trash talk our superiors.
- In this day of the loud, trash-talking, me-first NBA star, Millers is refreshingly quiet and humble.
Synonyms offend, cause offence to, give offence to, affront, abuse, be rude to, call someone names, slight, disparage, discredit, libel, slander, malign, defame, denigrate, cast aspersions on, impugn, slur, revile, calumniate
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