retalk
retalk verb: to talk again.
Verb
retalk (third-person singular simple present retalks, present participle retalking, simple past and past participle retalked)
- To talk again.
- And so, they were off and running once more, as they talked and retalked the war, their past, and their lives. What was most real to Martin, Arden knew, were his memories and opinions.1995, Jekel, Pamela, Natchez : a novel of the deep South, Kensington Books, page 363
Forms of retalk
| third-person singular present | retalks |
|---|---|
| present participle | retalking |
| past participle | retalked |
| past | retalked |
Questions about retalk
- What does retalk mean?
- Retalk means to talk again.
- What part of speech is retalk?
- Retalk is a verb.
- What is the past tense of retalk?
- The past tense of retalk is retalked.
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