fast-talk

The word “fast-talk” has 2 syllables: fast-talk

It's pronounced as /fæst tɔːk/


What is synonym and antonym for fast-talk?

In the thesaurus, “fast-talk” has 159 synonyms and 18 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for fast-talk along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for fast-talk

  • accomplished
  • adept
  • adroit
  • allure
  • apparent
  • argue
  • articulate
  • attract
  • bamboozle
  • beat
  • beguile
  • betray
  • bilk
  • bitch
  • blandish
  • blarney
  • bleed
  • brainwash
  • breeze
  • bring
  • bring around
  • bunco
  • burn
  • caboodle
  • cajole
  • cheat
  • chew over
  • chisel
  • chouse
  • clip
  • coax
  • con
  • converse
  • convert
  • convince
  • cozen
  • crib
  • cross
  • cursory
  • debate
  • deceive
  • defraud
  • deft
  • delude
  • dexterous
  • diddle
  • discuss
  • dispute
  • do
  • do a number on
  • do in
  • double-cross
  • double-deal
  • draw
  • dupe
  • easy as pie
  • effortless
  • entice
  • entreat
  • euchre
  • exhort
  • exploit
  • extort
  • fiddle
  • finagle
  • fleece
  • flimflam
  • flip
  • fluent
  • fool
  • fudge
  • gaff
  • gain
  • get
  • give bum steer
  • glib
  • gouge
  • gull
  • hasty
  • hoodwink
  • hose
  • hustle
  • incline
  • induce
  • influence
  • interest
  • jerk around
  • lead on
  • light
  • lure
  • milk
  • mislead
  • moot
  • move
  • mulct
  • nick
  • nobble
  • obvious
  • overcharge
  • overpersuade
  • persuade
  • picnic
  • pluck
  • practiced
  • proficient
  • prompt
  • pushover
  • quick
  • ready
  • ream
  • rip off
  • rook
  • rope in
  • sandbag
  • satisfy
  • scam
  • screw
  • seduce
  • sell
  • shaft
  • shake down
  • shallow
  • short
  • shortchange
  • shuck
  • simple
  • skillful
  • skin
  • skunk
  • slick
  • smooth
  • snow
  • soak
  • squeeze
  • stick
  • stiff
  • sting
  • sucker
  • superficial
  • sway
  • swindle
  • take
  • take for a ride
  • take in
  • take out
  • tempt
  • thimblerig
  • trick
  • trim
  • two-time
  • uncomplicated
  • untroublesome
  • urge
  • victimize
  • voluble
  • wheedle
  • wrench
  • wrest
  • wring

Antonyms for fast-talk

  • aid
  • arduous
  • assist
  • be honest
  • complicated
  • confusing
  • deter
  • difficult
  • discourage
  • dissuade
  • give
  • hard
  • help
  • involved
  • laborious
  • profound
  • protect
  • unsell

Meanings of fast-talk

  • verb
    1. To use clever talk in order to persuade someone to do something rash.

Example Sentences

  • He tried to fast-talk his way out of trouble, but no one believed him.
  • The salesman used a lot of fast-talk to convince me to buy the car.
  • She can fast-talk her way through almost any situation with ease.
  • Don't fall for his fast-talk, he’s just trying to sell you something you don't need.
  • His fast-talk was so convincing that everyone in the room thought he was telling the truth.

On this page you'll find 177 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to fast-talk, such as: accomplished, adept, adroit, aid, allure, apparent, arduous.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

gaff

  • accommodation
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  • failing
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  • fast-talk
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  • foible
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  • hose
  • howler
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  • implement
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  • improperness
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  • incivility
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  • indiscretion
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  • jailing
  • jigger
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  • nab
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  • nip
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  • preventive custody
  • protective custody
  • provisions
  • pull
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  • rook
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  • screw
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  • sin
  • skin
  • skunk
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  • slip of the tongue
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  • snag
  • snare
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  • snow
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  • sting
  • string along
  • stuff
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  • supplies
  • sweep
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  • tab
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  • take in
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  • take to the cleaners
  • tease
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  • thingamajig
  • tools
  • toss in jail
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  • venial sin
  • vice
  • victimize
  • violation
  • whatchamacallit
  • whatsis
  • whosis
  • widget
  • wrench
  • wrest
  • wring

gain

  • accelerate
  • accession
  • accomplish
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  • accrual
  • accrue
  • accumulate
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  • achieve
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  • acquire
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  • addendum
  • addition
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  • bag
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  • beat
  • beguile
  • benefit
  • blandish
  • blarney
  • blow up
  • boom
  • boost
  • bottom line
  • bourgeon
  • brainwash
  • bring
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  • bring in
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  • bulk
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  • cajole
  • capital
  • capture
  • carry
  • catch
  • chalk up
  • chew over
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  • clear
  • climb
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  • coffers
  • collect
  • collection
  • come around
  • come back
  • come by
  • come round
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  • distend
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  • elevate
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  • enhance
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  • escalate
  • excel
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  • excite
  • exhort
  • expand
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  • extend
  • extension
  • fast-talk
  • finances
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  • harvest
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  • heal
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  • income
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  • reattain
  • recapture
  • receipts
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  • revive
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  • salary
  • sales
  • satisfy
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  • skyrocket
  • snap back
  • snow
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  • spike
  • spread
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  • stimulate
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  • surge
  • surpass
  • survive
  • sway
  • swell
  • take
  • take over
  • take-home pay
  • tempt
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  • tips
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  • touch
  • up
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  • urge
  • velvet
  • wages
  • wax
  • wheedle
  • wherewithal
  • win
  • win over
  • windfall
  • winnings
  • yield

take for a ride

  • abolish
  • asphyxiate
  • assassinate
  • bamboozle
  • beat
  • beat out of
  • beguile
  • behead
  • betray
  • bilk
  • bitch
  • bleed
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  • bluff
  • buffalo
  • bump off
  • bunco
  • burn
  • butcher
  • caboodle
  • catch
  • cheat
  • chicane
  • chill
  • chisel
  • chouse
  • clip
  • con
  • cool
  • coquet
  • cozen
  • crib
  • cross
  • dally
  • decapitate
  • deceive
  • defeat
  • defraud
  • delude
  • destroy
  • diddle
  • disinform
  • dispatch
  • do
  • do a number on
  • do in
  • double-cross
  • double-deal
  • drub
  • dupe
  • electrocute
  • eliminate
  • eradicate
  • euchre
  • execute
  • exploit
  • exterminate
  • extinguish
  • extort
  • fake
  • fake out
  • fast talk
  • fast-talk
  • fiddle
  • finagle
  • finish
  • fleece
  • flimflam
  • flirt
  • fool
  • frame
  • fudge
  • gaff
  • gammon
  • garotte
  • give bum steer
  • gouge
  • guillotine
  • gull
  • gyp
  • hang
  • hit
  • hoax
  • hocus-pocus
  • hoodwink
  • hornswoggle
  • hose
  • hustle
  • impose upon
  • jerk around
  • jive
  • kid
  • knife
  • knock off
  • lead on
  • liquidate
  • lynch
  • mangle
  • mar
  • massacre
  • milk
  • mislead
  • misuse
  • mulct
  • murphy
  • nick
  • nobble
  • off
  • outwit
  • overcharge
  • overreach
  • play for a fool
  • play games with
  • pluck
  • pull a fast one
  • pull wool over
  • put away
  • put one over on
  • ream
  • rifle
  • rip off
  • rob
  • rook
  • rope in
  • rub out
  • ruin
  • run a game on
  • sandbag
  • scam
  • screw
  • sell a bill of goods
  • sell a bill of goods to
  • set up
  • shaft
  • shake down
  • shoot
  • short
  • shortchange
  • shuck
  • skin
  • skunk
  • slaughter
  • slay
  • smother
  • snow
  • snuff
  • soak
  • spoil
  • squeeze
  • steal
  • stick
  • stiff
  • sting
  • strangle
  • strip
  • suck in
  • sucker
  • swindle
  • take
  • take a life
  • take advantage of
  • take in
  • take out
  • take to the cleaners
  • thimblerig
  • thrash
  • toy
  • trap
  • trick
  • trifle
  • trim
  • two-time
  • victimize
  • wanton
  • waste
  • wrench
  • wrest
  • wring

take to the cleaners

  • balk
  • bamboozle
  • beat
  • beat out of
  • beguile
  • betray
  • bilk
  • bitch
  • bleed
  • burn
  • cheat
  • chisel
  • chouse
  • circumvent
  • clip
  • con
  • cozen
  • deceive
  • defraud
  • delude
  • deprive
  • diddle
  • do
  • do in
  • do number on
  • do out of
  • double-cross
  • dupe
  • embezzle
  • euchre
  • exploit
  • extort
  • fast-talk
  • fiddle
  • fleece
  • flimflam
  • foil
  • fool
  • frame
  • fudge
  • gaff
  • gouge
  • gull
  • gyp
  • hoax
  • hoodwink
  • hose
  • hustle
  • jerk around
  • jive
  • milk
  • mulct
  • nick
  • nobble
  • outwit
  • overcharge
  • pilfer
  • pluck
  • pull a fast one
  • pull fast one
  • put one over on
  • ream
  • rifle
  • rip off
  • rob
  • rook
  • rope in
  • run a game on
  • sandbag
  • scam
  • screw
  • sell a bill of goods
  • sell a bill of goods to
  • set up
  • shaft
  • shake down
  • short
  • shortchange
  • shuck
  • skin
  • skunk
  • soak
  • squeeze
  • steal
  • stick
  • stiff
  • sting
  • strip
  • sucker
  • sucker into
  • swindle
  • take
  • take for a ride
  • take in
  • thimblerig
  • trick
  • trim
  • victimize
  • wrench
  • wrest
  • wring

satisfy

  • abide by
  • accomplish
  • achieve
  • alleviate
  • allure
  • amuse
  • animate
  • answer
  • appease
  • argue
  • assuage
  • assure
  • atone
  • attract
  • avail
  • be adequate
  • be enough
  • be sufficient
  • befriend
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  • blandish
  • blarney
  • brainwash
  • brighten up
  • bring
  • bring about
  • bring around
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  • calm
  • captivate
  • capture
  • carry out
  • charm
  • cheer
  • chew over
  • clear up
  • cloy
  • coax
  • coddle
  • come up to
  • comfort
  • commit
  • compass
  • compensate
  • complete
  • comply with
  • conciliate
  • conclude
  • conform to
  • consummate
  • content
  • converse
  • convert
  • convince
  • debate
  • delight
  • disburse
  • discharge
  • discuss
  • dispel doubt
  • dispute
  • divert
  • do
  • do the trick
  • draw
  • effect
  • elate
  • enliven
  • entertain
  • enthrall
  • entice
  • entreat
  • equip
  • excite
  • execute
  • exhilarate
  • exhort
  • fascinate
  • fast-talk
  • feast
  • fill
  • fill the bill
  • finalize
  • finish
  • flatter
  • fulfil
  • fulfill
  • furnish
  • gain
  • galvanize
  • gas
  • get
  • get by
  • glad
  • gladden
  • glut
  • gorge
  • gratify
  • hit the spot
  • humor
  • incline
  • indemnify
  • induce
  • indulge
  • influence
  • interest
  • inveigle
  • keep
  • keep promise
  • lead on
  • lighten
  • liquidate
  • lure
  • make
  • make good
  • make good on
  • make merry
  • make reparation
  • make the grade
  • meet
  • mollify
  • mollycoddle
  • moot
  • move
  • observe
  • overpersuade
  • pacify
  • pamper
  • pass muster
  • pay
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  • perfect
  • perform
  • persuade
  • placate
  • please
  • pleasure
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  • propitiate
  • provide
  • put mind at ease
  • qualify
  • quench
  • quiet
  • quit
  • reassure
  • recompense
  • recoup
  • redeem
  • redress
  • refund
  • reimburse
  • rejoice
  • relieve
  • remedy
  • remunerate
  • repair
  • repay
  • requite
  • reward
  • sate
  • satiate
  • saturate
  • score
  • seduce
  • sell
  • sell on
  • serve
  • serve the purpose
  • settle
  • slake
  • snow
  • soothe
  • spoil
  • square
  • suffice
  • suit
  • surfeit
  • sway
  • tempt
  • thrill
  • tickle
  • tide over
  • titillate
  • treat
  • urge
  • warm
  • wheedle
  • win over

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