Informal talking picture
Origin of talkie
talk (intransitive verb) + (mov)ietalkie
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talkie
noun
InformalA movie with a soundtrack.
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Sentence Examples
- Walkie Talkie Watch: If you're looking for the perfect gift for a child, you might want to consider this watch.
- It has a decoder watch, pen flashlight, dark glasses and a walkie talkie.