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A lengthy speech, usually intended to persuade or sell something

A generally lengthy speech or lecture

An interesting or amusing story, typically fictional or exaggerated

A complaint, rant or criticism delivered in the form of a lengthy speech

Talk which aims to charm, flatter, or persuade (often considered typical of Irish people)

Bland fluent talk indulged in to avoid addressing a difficult subject or situation directly

An act of talking or writing in an unrestrained or heartfelt way

A spoken word, statement, or vocal sound

To talk at length

To give a sales pitch to promote a product

To speak or write authoritatively about a topic

To state or express something in words (or sounds)

To solicit or ask for (business), especially aggressively

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Noun

A lengthy speech, usually intended to persuade or sell something

public relations

advertising campaign

publicity campaign

marketing campaign

advertising promotion

extensive publicity

“She gives her spiel about the product and tells the women they can have a dab of it.”

Noun

A generally lengthy speech or lecture

interior monologue

dramatic monologue

running commentary

verbal onslaught

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“Eric wasn't paying any attention to Jared and his boring spiel about the importance of tomatoes.”

Noun

An interesting or amusing story, typically fictional or exaggerated

shaggy-dog story

cock and bull story

traveller's tale

lengthy explanation

overelaboration

catalogue of disasters

lengthy statement

chain of events

fictional account

misrepresentation

trumped-up story

alternative fact

long and short of it

piece of fiction

cock-and-bull story

work of fiction

traditional story

dramatization^US

adventure story

fictionalisation^UK

dramatisation^UK

fictionalization^US

fictional version

written account

firsthand account

old wives' tale

superstitious belief

false knowledge

science fiction

sword and sorcery

historical account

indirect representation

extended metaphor

curriculum vitae

personal record

trials and tribulations

personal narrative

personal account

idealization^US

previous circumstances

idealisation^UK

romantic short story

written material

romantic fiction

sense of excitement

sense of history

romantic comedy

sense of adventure

sentimental fiction

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Noun

A complaint, rant or criticism delivered in the form of a lengthy speech

verbal onslaught

rap over the knuckles

stream of abuse

bone of contention

slap on the wrist

character assassination

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Noun

Talk which aims to charm, flatter, or persuade (often considered typical of Irish people)

currying favour

charm offensive

pats on the back

insincere flattery

bowing and scraping

apple-polishing

excessive deference

extravagant flattery

servile flattery

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Noun

Propaganda

propaganda campaign

public relations

advertising campaign

publicity campaign

extravagant commendation

marketing campaign

advertising promotion

extensive publicity

favourable mention

piece of publicity

counter-information

image management

publicity stunt

media attention

press reporting

press treatment

press write-ups

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Noun

Speech

vocalisation^UK

vocalization^US

oral communication

vocal expression

verbal expression

manner of speaking

turns of phrase

form of expression

manner of writing

choice of words

mode of expression

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Noun

Bland fluent talk indulged in to avoid addressing a difficult subject or situation directly

stuff and nonsense

thoughtlessness

meaningless talk

chitter-chatter

unintelligible language

obscure language

back-fence talk

incoherent talk

chewing the fat

chewing the rag

unintelligible talk

whispering campaign

rumormongering^US

trivial conversation

beauty-parlor chitchat

casual conversation

rumourmongering^UK

pretentiousness

long-windedness

extravagant boasting

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Noun

An act of talking or writing in an unrestrained or heartfelt way

stream of words

Noun

A spoken word, statement, or vocal sound

two cents' worth

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

vocalization^US

vocalisation^UK

brief statement

whispered remark

confidential remark

expression of facts

expression of views

leading article

rhetorical question

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Verb

To talk at length

patter on and on

run off at the mouth

shoot the breeze

chitter-chatter

have a conversation

talk nineteen to the dozen

talk incoherently

engage in conversation

shoot one's mouth off

talk a blue streak

talk unintelligibly

talk a mile a minute

run off at mouth

talk ten to the dozen

spill the beans

talk the hind legs off a donkey

talk the hind leg off a donkey

talk someone's ear off

have a discussion

consult with each other

talk out of turn

talk through one's hat

whistle in the dark

talk nonsensically

flap one's tongue

talk one's leg off

express oneself

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“Courtney was infamous for her ability to spiel nonstop for hours. She was unwilling or simply unable to keep her mouth shut in the presence of reporters.”

Verb

To give a sales pitch to promote a product

bang the drum for

beat the drum for

give publicity to

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

win approval for

persuade someone to accept

get support for

convince someone of the merits of

get acceptance for

bring someone round to

gain acceptance for

win someone over to

call attention to

bring to public notice

shout from the rooftops

get on soapbox for

draw attention to

give a mention to

shove in your face

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“I'm not here to spiel about my blog or what I do.”

Verb

To speak or write authoritatively about a topic

give an address

write learnedly

write at length

get on a soapbox

speak at length

give a lecture to

give lessons in

address an audience

deliver an address

deliver a speech

express one's opinion

lay down the law

give an address to

give a speech to

make a speech to

give a discourse to

give a dissertation to

give an oration to

give a sermon to

deliver a sermon to

speak monotonously

talk interminably

deliver a tirade

talk forcefully

shoot off one's mouth

philosophize^US

philosophise^UK

editorialise^UK

editorialize^US

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Verb

To state or express something in words (or sounds)

give expression to

give utterance to

be specific about

give blow-by-blow

get off your chest

swear up and down

shout from the housetops

shout from the rooftops

get on a soapbox

spread it around

shoot off one's mouth

give an account of

engage in conversation

shoot the breeze

have a conversation

chitter-chatter

particularize^US

particularise^UK

get one's tongue round

bring into the open

run off at the mouth

talk nineteen to the dozen

open your mouth

say insincerely

take the wraps off

say for form's sake

put in two cents

repeat from memory

give a recitation

say parrot-fashion

give expression

do your party piece

speak coherently

editorialize^US

give an account

give verbal account

editorialise^UK

pass comment on

say something about

speak indistinctly

talk to oneself

speak sotto voce

give evidence of

express oneself

flap one's tongue

talk one's leg off

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Verb

To solicit or ask for (business), especially aggressively

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