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Definition of talk : 1. Report; rumor; as, to hear talk of war.
2. Subject of discourse; as, his achievment is the talk of the town.
3. The act of talking; especially, familiar converse; mutual discourse; that which is uttered, especially in familiar conversation, or the mutual converse of two or more.
4. To cause to be or become by talking.
5. To confer; to reason; to consult.
6. To consume or spend in talking; - often followed by away; as, to talk away an evening.
7. To deliver in talking; to speak; to utter; to make a subject of conversation; as, to talk nonsense; to talk politics.
8. To prate; to speak impertinently.
9. To speak freely; to use for conversing or communicating; as, to talk French.
10. To utter words; esp., to converse familiarly; to speak, as in familiar discourse, when two or more persons interchange thoughts.

Synonyms:

blabber, fall into conversation, presentation, trounce, dress down, vent, boasting, heart-to-heart, sass, lying, babble out, run out, pass the time of day (with someone), discourse, jive, hearsay, snitch, remonstrate, palaver, cackle, offload, causerie, gossip, council, skew, the Pledge of Allegiance, formulation, catch, negotiation, twaddle, gurgle, tittle-tattle, go, engage someone in conversation, jangle, flap, idle, negotiate, color, law, rot, communication, fluency, fustian, brood, sing, maunder, delivery, talk of the town, guggle, reprimand, inform, scuttlebutt, pour forth, declamation, coo, let (it) slip, verbalise, gabfest, parlance, tête-à-tête, tip, lecturing, alight, resist, give away, commemorate, articulate, sauce, cut out, clear the air, diction, whistle, give, knowledge, talking, stool, repartee, smatter, report, tell, address, engagement, buzz, cry, public lecture, powwow, idiolect, chair, racket, locution, dish, call down, splatter, lead to, chin-wag, badinage, raillery, rag, rebuke, get into conversation (with someone), argumentation, emit, communion, chide, influence, bombast, intercourse, convey, word, gabble, talking to, shed, blab out, waffle, betray, deliberate, symposium, noise, ripple, backchat, speech, cheep, bunk, grip, cant, reproof, advise, formality, inquest, decide, leak, burn up, inaugurate, utter, oration, let loose, talk up, beat, talks, exploration, enunciate, fudge, blather, gibber, harangue, let out, put (something) into words, visit, dialogue, schmooze, give someone lip, natter, reveal, chirp, disclose, colloquy, words, confabulate, deliver, stir, table talk, blab, whisper, let the cat out of the bag, clack, exchange, monotone, slop, vote of thanks, rat, have words, declare, rumor, exaggeration, rap, jaw, take to task, communicate, burble, peroration, fire, pack a punch, lambaste, squeal, berate, parade, state, give tongue to, talk through, commentary, collect, grind, caw, piffle, back-and-forth, small talk, fink, utterance, confer, backfire, mouth, blither, spill the beans, monologue, scold, spill, consider, verbalize, lambast, public speaking, deliberation, cycle, flow, lay something bare, chew up, disgorge, catch up, peach, express, argy-bargy, rubbish, gymnastics, prate, express yourself, give-and-take, bubble, counsel, jargon, nonsense, confab, blether, chin music, bawl out, call on the carpet, dedicate to, sermon, canvass, banter, chew out, trash, flood

confrontation, confabulation, meeting, conversation, interview, dialog, conference, discussion, consultation, argument, seminar

gather, hob-nob, befriend, attend, host, socialize, join

lecture, chitchat, recite, preach, gab, chatter, say, prattle, speak, tattle, vocalize, voice, jabber, patter, orate, babble, remark

consult, argue, discuss, converse, debate, meet, chat, confront, parley

Usage examples:

• Then, dear, I want to talk with you. - "The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him", Paul Leicester Ford.
• I'll talk to them. - "Super Man and the Bug Out", Cory Doctorow.
• There is talk of it now." - "Mystery Ranch", Arthur Chapman.