talkee-talkee

Rum game this yer Politics, Charlie, seems arf talkee-talkee and trap.

Musa Pedestris - Three Centuries of Canting Songs and Slang Rhymes [1536 - 1896] John S. Farmer

'If that's your general line of talkee-talkee I don't wonder you don't want me to have no gun.'

The Killer Stewart Edward White 1909

There is a good deal of talkee-talkee of the _Corinne_ kind in it: the heroine is an angelic Italian soubrette; the hero is one of the coxcombish heroes of French novels, who seem to have set themselves to confirm the most unjust ideas of their nation entertained in foreign climes; there is a

A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century George Saintsbury 1889

All was again peace and harmony in the little social gathering, and the pleasant talkee-talkee went on as before.

Afoot in England 1881

We must have parties to meet him, and let him do the talkee-talkee lecturing business.

A Dream of the North Sea James Runciman 1871

To persuade, we must back all our talkee-talkee by facts, and to get facts we must work and endure in patience.

A Dream of the North Sea James Runciman 1871

I suppose preferring graphics before text would have nothing to do with the fact that today's Digital Native was taught to read using balanced literacy and sight words. talkee-talkee

kitchen table math, the sequel 2008

I looked once or twice to Miss Donnehue, so as to be sure I was “getting the note” of the talkee-talkee; but I could see that she didn’t take it as a joke, at all.

Carnacki, the Ghost Finder 2007

A little quiet talkee-talkee between you and me’ll soon put this small matter on a right footing.”

Castle Richmond 2004

"The fellows at Brooke's had a talkee-talkee, and they'd twenty different stories.

The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897