Definitions from Wiktionary (talk like a book)
▸ verb: (simile, informal) To talk pedantically, or using excessively difficult or literary words.
▸ verb: (simile, informal) To talk precisely and with authority.
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▸ verb: (simile, informal) To talk pedantically, or using excessively difficult or literary words.
▸ verb: (simile, informal) To talk precisely and with authority.
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lie like a cheap rug,
lie like a rug,
quack like a duck,
sleep like a top,
sleep like a dog,
sweat like a horse,
sleep like a mouse,
cut like a knife,
smoke like a furnace,
look like,
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