SPEAK as VERB

1. Meaning
   • express in speech
   Synonym(s)
   • mouth (what does mouth mean?)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   • utter (what does utter mean?)
   • verbalise (what does verbalise mean?)
   • verbalize (what does verbalize mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • She talks a lot of nonsense
   • This depressed patient does not verbalize
   Hypernyms(s) speak is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • communicate (what does communicate mean?)
   • intercommunicate (what does intercommunicate mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • read (what does read mean?)
   • vocalize (what does vocalize mean?)
   • vocalise (what does vocalise mean?)
   • phonate (what does phonate mean?)
   • troll (what does troll mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • lip off (what does lip off mean?)
   • shoot one’s mouth off (what does shoot one’s mouth off mean?)
   • shout (what does shout mean?)
   • whisper (what does whisper mean?)
   • peep (what does peep mean?)
   • speak up (what does speak up mean?)
   • snap (what does snap mean?)
   • snarl (what does snarl mean?)
   • enthuse (what does enthuse mean?)
   • speak in tongues (what does speak in tongues mean?)
   • swallow (what does swallow mean?)
   • verbalize (what does verbalize mean?)
   • verbalise (what does verbalise mean?)
   • whiff (what does whiff mean?)
   • talk of (what does talk of mean?)
   • talk about (what does talk about mean?)
   • blubber (what does blubber mean?)
   • blubber out (what does blubber out mean?)
   • drone (what does drone mean?)
   • drone on (what does drone on mean?)
   • bumble (what does bumble mean?)
   • stutter (what does stutter mean?)
   • stammer (what does stammer mean?)
   • falter (what does falter mean?)
   • rasp (what does rasp mean?)
   • blurt out (what does blurt out mean?)
   • blurt (what does blurt mean?)
   • blunder out (what does blunder out mean?)
   • blunder (what does blunder mean?)
   • ejaculate (what does ejaculate mean?)
   • tone (what does tone mean?)
   • inflect (what does inflect mean?)
   • modulate (what does modulate mean?)
   • deliver (what does deliver mean?)
   • present (what does present mean?)
   • generalize (what does generalize mean?)
   • generalise (what does generalise mean?)
   • chatter (what does chatter mean?)
   • piffle (what does piffle mean?)
   • palaver (what does palaver mean?)
   • prate (what does prate mean?)
   • tittle-tattle (what does tittle-tattle mean?)
   • twaddle (what does twaddle mean?)
   • clack (what does clack mean?)
   • maunder (what does maunder mean?)
   • prattle (what does prattle mean?)
   • blab (what does blab mean?)
   • gibber (what does gibber mean?)
   • tattle (what does tattle mean?)
   • blabber (what does blabber mean?)
   • gabble (what does gabble mean?)
   • chatter (what does chatter mean?)
   • yack (what does yack mean?)
   • jaw (what does jaw mean?)
   • yack away (what does yack away mean?)
   • rattle on (what does rattle on mean?)
   • yap away (what does yap away mean?)
   • open up (what does open up mean?)
   • snivel (what does snivel mean?)
   • whine (what does whine mean?)
   • murmur (what does murmur mean?)
   • mumble (what does mumble mean?)
   • mutter (what does mutter mean?)
   • maunder (what does maunder mean?)
   • mussitate (what does mussitate mean?)
   • slur (what does slur mean?)
   • bark (what does bark mean?)
   • bay (what does bay mean?)
   • rant (what does rant mean?)
   • mouth off (what does mouth off mean?)
   • jabber (what does jabber mean?)
   • spout (what does spout mean?)
   • rabbit on (what does rabbit on mean?)
   • rave (what does rave mean?)
   • hiss (what does hiss mean?)
   • sizz (what does sizz mean?)
   • siss (what does siss mean?)
   • sibilate (what does sibilate mean?)
   • cackle (what does cackle mean?)
   • babble (what does babble mean?)
   • tone (what does tone mean?)
   • chant (what does chant mean?)
   • intone (what does intone mean?)
   • gulp (what does gulp mean?)
   • sing (what does sing mean?)
   See Also
   • rant (what does rant mean?)
   • mouth off (what does mouth off mean?)
   • jabber (what does jabber mean?)
   • spout (what does spout mean?)
   • rabbit on (what does rabbit on mean?)
   • rave (what does rave mean?)
   • speak up (what does speak up mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • verbalization (what does verbalization mean?)
   • verbalisation (what does verbalisation mean?)
   • verbalization (what does verbalization mean?)
   • verbalisation (what does verbalisation mean?)
   • speaker (what does speaker mean?)
   • talker (what does talker mean?)
   • utterer (what does utterer mean?)
   • verbalizer (what does verbalizer mean?)
   • verbaliser (what does verbaliser mean?)
   • sass (what does sass mean?)
   • sassing (what does sassing mean?)
   • backtalk (what does backtalk mean?)
   • back talk (what does back talk mean?)
   • lip (what does lip mean?)
   • mouth (what does mouth mean?)
   • mouthpiece (what does mouthpiece mean?)
   • mouth (what does mouth mean?)
   • mouth (what does mouth mean?)
   • mouth (what does mouth mean?)
   • oral cavity (what does oral cavity mean?)
   • oral fissure (what does oral fissure mean?)
   • rima oris (what does rima oris mean?)
   • speaker (what does speaker mean?)
   • talker (what does talker mean?)
   • utterer (what does utterer mean?)
   • verbalizer (what does verbalizer mean?)
   • verbaliser (what does verbaliser mean?)
   • utterance (what does utterance mean?)
   • vocalization (what does vocalization mean?)
   • speech (what does speech mean?)
   • speaker (what does speaker mean?)
   • talker (what does talker mean?)
   • utterer (what does utterer mean?)
   • verbalizer (what does verbalizer mean?)
   • verbaliser (what does verbaliser mean?)
   • speaking (what does speaking mean?)
   • speech production (what does speech production mean?)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   • talking (what does talking mean?)
   • speaker (what does speaker mean?)
   • talker (what does talker mean?)
   • utterer (what does utterer mean?)
   • verbalizer (what does verbalizer mean?)
   • verbaliser (what does verbaliser mean?)
2. Meaning
   • exchange thoughts
   • talk with
   Synonym(s)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • We often talk business
   • Actions talk louder than words
   Hypernyms(s) speak is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • communicate (what does communicate mean?)
   • intercommunicate (what does intercommunicate mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • continue (what does continue mean?)
   • go on (what does go on mean?)
   • carry on (what does carry on mean?)
   • proceed (what does proceed mean?)
   • discourse (what does discourse mean?)
   • dissertate (what does dissertate mean?)
   • pontificate (what does pontificate mean?)
   • orate (what does orate mean?)
   • talk down (what does talk down mean?)
   • spiel (what does spiel mean?)
   • dogmatize (what does dogmatize mean?)
   • dogmatise (what does dogmatise mean?)
   • cheek (what does cheek mean?)
   • level (what does level mean?)
   • talk turkey (what does talk turkey mean?)
   • monologuize (what does monologuize mean?)
   • monologuise (what does monologuise mean?)
   • soliloquize (what does soliloquize mean?)
   • soliloquise (what does soliloquise mean?)
   • converse (what does converse mean?)
   • discourse (what does discourse mean?)
   • chat up (what does chat up mean?)
   • flirt (what does flirt mean?)
   • dally (what does dally mean?)
   • butterfly (what does butterfly mean?)
   • coquet (what does coquet mean?)
   • coquette (what does coquette mean?)
   • romance (what does romance mean?)
   • philander (what does philander mean?)
   • mash (what does mash mean?)
   • dish the dirt (what does dish the dirt mean?)
   • gossip (what does gossip mean?)
   • rap (what does rap mean?)
   See Also
   • speak for (what does speak for mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • speech (what does speech mean?)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   • talking (what does talking mean?)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   • talking (what does talking mean?)
3. Meaning
   • use language
   Synonym(s)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the baby talks already
   • the prisoner won”t speak
   • they speak a strange dialect
   Hypernyms(s) speak is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • communicate (what does communicate mean?)
   • intercommunicate (what does intercommunicate mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • run on (what does run on mean?)
   • smatter (what does smatter mean?)
   • slang (what does slang mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
   • talking (what does talking mean?)
   • speaker (what does speaker mean?)
   • talker (what does talker mean?)
   • utterer (what does utterer mean?)
   • verbalizer (what does verbalizer mean?)
   • verbaliser (what does verbaliser mean?)
   • language (what does language mean?)
   • speech (what does speech mean?)
   • speaking (what does speaking mean?)
   • speech production (what does speech production mean?)
4. Meaning
   • give a speech to
   Synonym(s)
   • address (what does address mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • The chairman addressed the board of trustees
   Hyponym(s)
   • blaze away (what does blaze away mean?)
   • memorialize (what does memorialize mean?)
   • memorialise (what does memorialise mean?)
   • keynote (what does keynote mean?)
   • harangue (what does harangue mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • address (what does address mean?)
   • speech (what does speech mean?)
   • public speaking (what does public speaking mean?)
   • speechmaking (what does speechmaking mean?)
   • speaking (what does speaking mean?)
   • oral presentation (what does oral presentation mean?)
   • addressee (what does addressee mean?)
   • address (what does address mean?)
   • speech (what does speech mean?)
   Entail(s)
   • speak (what does speak mean?)
   • talk (what does talk mean?)
5. Meaning
   • make a characteristic or natural sound
   Usage Example(s)
   • The drums spoke
   Hypernyms(s) speak is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • sound (what does sound mean?)