fast–talk 
/ˈfæstˌtɑ:k, Brit ˈfɑ:stˌtɔ:k/ verb
fast–talks; fast–talked; fast–talk·ing /ˈfæstˌtɑ:k, Brit ˈfɑ:stˌtɔ:k/ verb [+ obj] informal : to influence or persuade (someone) by talking quickly in a confident and often dishonest way
▪ The salesperson fast-talked him into buying the car for more than it was worth. ▪ He fast-talked the old woman out of a large piece of her property. — see also 1fast 4c
▪ The salesperson fast-talked him into buying the car for more than it was worth. ▪ He fast-talked the old woman out of a large piece of her property. — see also 1fast 4c
— fast–talk·er noun, plural fast–talk·ers [count]
— fast–talking adjective
▪ a fast-talking salesperson
▪ a fast-talking salesperson
