Grass
Talk
Talk verb - To give information (as to the authorities) about another's improper or unlawful activities.
Usage example: after being threatened, the eyewitness started talking at length about what he had seen in the alley
Grass and talk are semantically related in British slang topic. Sometimes you can use "Grass" instead a verb "Talk", if it concerns topics such as come clean. informal substitute
How words are described
| sweet | sweet grass | sweet talk |
| smooth | smooth grass | smooth talk |
| long | long grass | long talk |
| normal | normal grass | normal talk |
| Other adjectives: short, light, dead, little, dark, white, new. | ||
Common collocations
| people | grass people | talk people |
Both words in one sentence
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He tries to sweet-talk a Polynesian-looking woman in a sarong by calling her "my little wahine" (Hawaiian for "woman") and saying he assumes she lives in a grass hut.
Source: Ambiguously Brown -
Early on, Cohle and Hart talk about the villain who's still out there, and the show cuts to a man striding ominously through tall grass, but we learn later that this is actually Reggie Ledoux, the man they chased down midway through the show.
Source: Series / True Detective -
Played for Laughs in "Blade of Grass", as he complains to Jason that he was trying to be a good boy and not talk about dicks to sate people's anger with him, but now because Jason was making the jokes about the sword he has to as well.
Source: Creator / Doug Walker
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