talked home meaning and definitiontalked home mean? Here you find 1 meanings of talked home.
When someone calls you after something that affects them, generally in a bad way, just to talk on their way home. It is done for the companionship of being walked home when the person can't physically be there.
When you're talking about someone and they immediately call or show up where you're at, almost as if they knew you were talking about them.
Regurgitating into a toilet
conversation and coffee
A great place to find drunk climbers and teenagers in cars. A place that is a party in the summer and a fucking pit of coldness in the winter. A place where the school is shit, drugs are the way to go, and bums sleep at the baseball field. A place where if you tell one person everyone knows. A place of no secrets and plenty of hippies. A place where people come to hide from the law.
1) adj. - very impressive, talented. 2) noun - talent
Someone who is an extremely talented talker.aka Blabber mouth
Someone who constantly says things, but never demonstrates they mean it with their actions. They can easily convince other people based on their words alone. They are manipulative. In many situations, their actions go against the words they have said, but since they are so good at getting around things with their words, they can talk their way out of it. They are very shallow. They cannot be trusted and lead deceptive lives. Their words and actions never line up with each other.
When a group of 3 - 6 people are all talking, and non of the group is listening, they are said to be 'Talkering' ; Talkering is more common with groups of young children, or the older population.It has been scientifically proven that alcohol increases the likelihood of a Talkering situation.
Talketh;1- A word used to describe the verb "to talk" in a more shakespearian way.2- A girl who may or may not have sang "Friday"3- A person who enjoys Corn and loves to eat it.
Using "Bro" Speak in normal everyday sentences - including phrases such as "Fo Sho," "O Nice," "Legit," "Wicked Cool," among others.