Definitions

1. noun

Unintended conversation or exchange of information between two or more communication channels, such as radio frequencies or telephone lines.

“The engineers tried to minimize crosstalk between the different cables in the system.”

2. noun

Unintended conversation or exchange of information between two or more people, especially in a professional or formal setting.

“There was crosstalk between the presenter and the moderator during the conference.”

3. noun

An informal conversation or exchange of information between two or more people, especially in a social setting.

“There was crosstalk between the friends during the break at the party.”

4. verb

To engage in conversation or exchange of information with someone, especially in a way that is not intended or formal.

“The two politicians started crosstalking during the meeting.”

5. verb

To allow or cause information to be shared or exchanged between two or more communication channels, such as radio frequencies or telephone lines.

“The system crosstalked the signals, causing interference.”