The act of using a lot more words than are really, really all that necessary to get something said. Commonly heard when politicians speak or when parents scold children.
Примеры использования:
Mom: Go to your room. I mean it. At the present moment. Billy: Mom, why not just say "Now," instead of using longtalk? Mom: Don't you backtalk me, William Jefferson Clinton.
Politicians, as a matter of habit, and as is their wont, frequently use longtalk day in and day out and sometimes at night in conjunction with obfuscation and many, many polysyllabic words to make it possible for them to dilly dally around about where they stand on controversial issues that may be the subject of debates or other arguments among the voting public who may or may not show up at the polls on election day and may not have even the slightest notion about what is meant by the politician's talk about postmodernism, narcissism, and nihilism. . . .
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