noun
definition
A lengthy and extravagant speech or argument usually intended to persuade.
definition
An early form of rap music.
verb
definition
To talk at length.
definition
To give a sales pitch; to promote by speaking.
Examples of spiel in a Sentence
This is meaningless rhetoric, marketing spiel for selling ribbons, t-shirts and rubber wristbands.
I phoned up and used the same spiel as I had done before.
We also believe in not using marketing jargon or spiel.
Molko flashes a plastic smile, listens to the rambling spiel and then says he really must be going.
The guy comes out and gives us a little spiel about how he went on an expedition.
Perhaps with the knowledge you might get from the above spiel - you can tell us and we can better assist you.
Before all the usuall spiel, these are approvals for house purchase only.
Roger Moore, before launching into a well-rehearsed spiel for Unicef.
Cosmeston Relay Results, sorry that there are n't any names, but Clem wrote a spiel on the race.
It does get a tad boring, tho, repeating the same spiel, tweaked depending on the audience, so many times.
It had been another dose of his worn out, mind-numbing spiel, with one unscripted moment.
The hospital consultant had a similar spiel, except, this time it was home births in Ethiopia.
Roger Moore ", before launching into a well-rehearsed spiel for Unicef.
Cosmeston Relay Results, sorry that there aren't any names, but Clem wrote a spiel on the race.
Even originally billed Hard-Fi would be hard pushed to fit in to the corporate spiel.
You may even end up spending more than you have, which means you get the dreaded "Your card has been declined" spiel or if you happen to have savings, you see it decline every month due to overdraft charges.
It may even be easier since you don't have to go sit down with a salesperson for their spiel, nor do you have to find time in your busy schedule to make it there before closing when you work, too.