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Crossword clues for Talk, in a way. 4 letters

AnswerClue
CHATTalk in a way
LISPTalk in a way
SINGTalk, in a way
CHINTalk, in a way.
RAVETalk, in a way.
RANTTalk, in a way.
CUSSTalk, in a way.
RAPSTalks in a syncopated way
SIGNTalk with your hands, in a way
SUSIEQ1968 hit with the lyric "I like the way you walk, I like the way you talk"
SLEEPILYTired way to talk
TENCODESMuch two-way radio talk
HEARTTOHEARTWay to talk
GOODSAVE*"Talked your way out of that!"
DRAWLWay of talking.
JACKPARLANCEActor with a special way of talking?
IPHONESmart way to talk?
LINGUINISTICSYou'll discover new ways to talk about pasta in our ___ class
NOBUTSForget trying to talk your way out of this!
MORSEWay of talking by tapping
ASLWay to talk with your hands: Abbr.
ALOUDGood way to talk
ASLWay to talk to the hand?: Abbr.
ORALEXAMSPeople have to talk their way through them
ASLWay of talking with one's hands, for short
ASLHandy way of talking? (abbr.)
ORALS47-Downs have to talk their way out of them
TMESISA whole nother way of talking?
DRONEDTalked, in a way.
SIGNSTalks, in a way
SPIELEDTalked, in a way.
SLANGEDTalked, in a way.
PRATETalk, in a way.
ORATETalk, in a way.
BRAGSTalks, in a way.
RUNONTalk, in a way.
LISPINGTalking in a way
HANGUPStop talking, in a way
SPEECHTHERAPISTOne who has ways of making you talk ...
SASSESTalks in a snippety way
LEERANDBICKERLook and talk in a nasty way
NASALIZETalk in a certain way.
MAUNDERTalk in a rambling way.
HAGGLETalk down, in a way
DRAWLSTalks slowly, in a way
ASLOne way to see a talk, for short?
JIVESTalks in a misleading way
SIGNSTalks without speaking, in a way
CONFESSTalk about sin, in a way
ADIMEBrother, can you spare ___ . . . ” nyt 1953 ADIOS Goodbye, muchachos. nyt 1953 ADIPOSE Fatty. nyt 1953 ADIPOSE Fatty. nyt 1953 ADIRONDACK Range of the Appalachians. nyt 1953 ADIT Access. nyt 1953 ADIT Approach. nyt 1953 ADIT Colliery tunnel. nyt 1953 ADIT Entrance. nyt 1953 ADIT Mine tunnel. nyt 1953 ADIT Tunnel. nyt 1953 ADIT Way into a mine. nyt 1953 ADJT Staff officer: Abbr. nyt 1953 ADJURE Entreat solemnly. nyt 1953 ADLAI Biblical man's name. nyt 1953 ADLAIESTEVENSON Traveler to the Far East. nyt 1953 ADLIBBED Talked à la Henry Morgan. nyt 1953 ADMAN Writer of billboard prose. nyt 1953 ADMIRE Honor. nyt 1953 ADMISSIVE Tending to concede. nyt 1953 ADMIT Let in. nyt 1953 ADMITTED Acknowledged. nyt 1953 ADMS Fechteler and Carney: Abbr. nyt 1953 ADMS Radford and Duncan: Abbr. nyt 1953 ADO Much ___."