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jive talk

n. slang; contemporary fad words. I like to hear jive talk. It’s like trying to work a puzzle.
See also: jive, talk
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A similar publication, Hepcats Jive Talk Dictionary, appeared in 1945.
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1980 "Jive talk at the top of the charts"--Washington Post headline for an article about "Rapper's Delight."
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"Very articulate" presupposes that I am expected to be inarticulate, as if all - or that matter, any - black people talk "jive talk" a la the two dudes in the movie Airplane!
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It is a bittersweet, rousing message: Sometimes the ultimate jive talk is the jive we tell ourselves.
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The focus was particularly evident during the first night, when Wayans and a buffed-up, swaggering Jada Pinkett seemed to be trying to out-do one another in the jive talk. This could have been due partly to Wayans' nervousness and early lack of interview savvy, which had already begun to improve by night three.
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