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chat
  1. (uncountable) Informal conversation.
  2. A conversation to stop an argument or settle situations.
  3. (video game) The entirety of users in a chatroom or a single member thereof.
  4. An exchange of text or voice messages in real time through a computer network, resembling a face-to-face conversation.
  5. Any of various small Old World passerine birds in the muscicapid tribe Saxicolini or subfamily Saxicolinae that feed on insects.
  6. Any of several small Australian honeyeaters in the genus Epthianura.
  7. Synonyms:
      8. talk, conversation, gossip, chatter, natter, heart-to-heart, blather, blether, confab, discussion, exchange, rap, chinwag, dialogue, jaw, schmooze, chitter-chatter, confabulation, conference, gabfest, gas, powwow, tête-à-tête, adda, backchat, cackle, causerie, chin-wag, chitchat, colloquy, converse, crack, dialog, discourse, gab, gabber, jangle, palaver, patter, rabbit, convo, craic, korero, babble, bull session, chin music, jabber, one-to-one, prattle, small talk … more
  8. Examples:
      9. “We then have a long chat about minding our manners, respecting Kath and Colin's privacy, and allowing Kath to enjoy herself.”
chatter
  1. Talk, especially meaningless or unimportant talk.
  2. The sound of talking.
  3. The sound made by a magpie.
  4. An intermittent noise, as from vibration.
  5. In national security, the degree of communication between suspect groups and individuals, used to gauge the degree of expected terrorist activity.
  6. Synonyms:
      7. gossip, talk, chat, gab, natter, blather, confab, prattle, confabulation, chitchat, jaw, palaver, rap, babble, gabfest, patter, jabber, blether, causerie, twaddle, backchat, cackle, conversation, schmooze, jangle, tattle, waffle, yabbering, yak, jabbering, rambling, chuntering, dialog, dialogue, colloquy, babbling, gas, twattle, discourse, nattering, wittering, gibbering, clack, prattling, rabbit, waffling, jawing, gabber, chinwagging, blathering … more
  7. Examples:
      8. “She told herself she was glad he didn't want to engage in meaningless chatter, but in truth the silence was unsettling her.”
      “Yes, there has been some chatter about a hedge fund or two falling in love with Sears, or the company going private.”
      “In the courtyard under the pallid winter sun, it was quite still, with neither clatter nor chatter heard from the quarters.”
chatterer
  1. A person who chatters; a chatterbox.
  2. Any of several passerine birds, mostly from South America; especially the cotingas.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. chatterbox, blabbermouth, jabberer, babbler, gasbag, prattler, blowhard, conversationalist, motormouth, talker, blabber, gossip, windbag, gabbler, tattler, cackler, chinwagger, jay, magpie, speaker, raconteur, gabber, communicator, gossipmonger, blatherskite, loudmouth, conversationist, discourser, gossiper, blatherer, natterer, bigmouth, busybody, prater, tittle-tattler, big mouth, yakker, twaddler, blabberer, motor-mouth, compulsive talker, blether, schmoozer, yapper, bore, bloviator, bag of wind, dialogist, interlocutor, yammerer … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “Mary was also quiet, for she was not a chatterer like some of Elizabeth's friends.”
      “The cusk-eel oscillogram, frequency and pulse data suggested to Sprague and Loczkovich that the cusk-eel may be the chatterer source.”
      “Mary was also quiet for she was not a chatterer like some of Elizabeth's friends.”
chatterbox
  1. (informal) One who chats or talks to excess.
  2. A cootie catcher.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. blabbermouth, chatterer, jabberer, babbler, gasbag, prattler, blowhard, conversationalist, motormouth, talker, blabber, gossip, windbag, gabbler, gossiper, gossipmonger, tattler, gabber, blatherer, blatherskite, loudmouth, natterer, yakker, busybody, cackler, prater, twaddler, chinwagger, jay, magpie, tittle-tattler, big mouth, compulsive talker, communicator, raconteur, speaker, conversationist, discourser, bigmouth, motor-mouth, blabberer, blether, yapper, yammerer, bore, bloviator, bag of wind, dialogist, interlocutor, schmoozer … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “I understand if you don't want an annoying chatterbox prattling away in your ear while you eat.”
      “But Echo was a chatterbox and teller of tales, and many of her stories were lies about the other nymphs and the gods and goddesses.”
      “My memories of him will be as the little chatterbox, cracking the one liners, hee-hawing uncontrollably.”
chattering
  1. A noise that chatters.
  2. Output fluctuation before reaching a stable condition.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. babbling, chatter, talk, gossip, blather, chat, jabbering, prattle, blether, babble, jabber, twaddle, natter, waffle, yabbering, gab, yak, chitchat, gibbering, confab, patter, confabulation, prattling, tattle, gabfest, chuntering, conversation, twattle, gas, blathering, waffling, discourse, blethering, colloquy, jawing, chinwagging, gabbling, yammering, yapping, yattering, gabber, blabbering, blithering, chitchatting, drivelling, driveling, yackety-yak, chin-wag, chit-chat, tittle-tattle … more
chatter
  1. one who chats
  2. (Internet) a user of chat rooms
  3. Synonyms:
      4. gossip, talk, chat, gab, natter, blather, confab, prattle, confabulation, chitchat, jaw, palaver, rap, babble, gabfest, patter, jabber, blether, causerie, twaddle, backchat, cackle, conversation, schmooze, jangle, tattle, waffle, yabbering, yak, jabbering, rambling, chuntering, dialog, dialogue, colloquy, babbling, gas, twattle, discourse, nattering, wittering, gibbering, clack, prattling, rabbit, waffling, jawing, gabber, chinwagging, blathering … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “She told herself she was glad he didn't want to engage in meaningless chatter, but in truth the silence was unsettling her.”
      “Yes, there has been some chatter about a hedge fund or two falling in love with Sears, or the company going private.”
      “In the courtyard under the pallid winter sun, it was quite still, with neither clatter nor chatter heard from the quarters.”
chatmate
  1. A friend or acquaintance through Internet chat.
  2. Examples:
      3. “Make sure that your kids are well informed, that they use good judgment, and that they never, ever arrange to meet a chatmate without your supervision.”
chat
  1. (mining, local use) Mining waste from lead and zinc mines.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. talk, conversation, gossip, chatter, natter, heart-to-heart, blather, blether, confab, discussion, exchange, rap, chinwag, dialogue, jaw, schmooze, chitter-chatter, confabulation, conference, gabfest, gas, powwow, tête-à-tête, adda, backchat, cackle, causerie, chin-wag, chitchat, colloquy, converse, crack, dialog, discourse, gab, gabber, jangle, palaver, patter, rabbit, convo, craic, korero, babble, bull session, chin music, jabber, one-to-one, prattle, small talk … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “We then have a long chat about minding our manners, respecting Kath and Colin's privacy, and allowing Kath to enjoy herself.”
chatlog
  1. (Internet) A log of an online chat between users.
chatterati
  1. People who chat, argue and debate.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. chattering classes
  3. Examples:
      4. “The newspaper the Guardian, together with its Sunday sister the Observer, are the liberal papers of choice among the middle-class chatterati.”
      “The problem is when the chatterati prefers a suave, polished and TVgenic dictator over a rustic politician and berates the unsophisticated desi.”
      “The ink on the index finger seems to have replaced the tattoo as the latest fashion statement among the chatterati and the twitterati.”
chat
  1. A small potato, such as is given to swine.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. talk, conversation, gossip, chatter, natter, heart-to-heart, blather, blether, confab, discussion, exchange, rap, chinwag, dialogue, jaw, schmooze, chitter-chatter, confabulation, conference, gabfest, gas, powwow, tête-à-tête, adda, backchat, cackle, causerie, chin-wag, chitchat, colloquy, converse, crack, dialog, discourse, gab, gabber, jangle, palaver, patter, rabbit, convo, craic, korero, babble, bull session, chin music, jabber, one-to-one, prattle, small talk … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “We then have a long chat about minding our manners, respecting Kath and Colin's privacy, and allowing Kath to enjoy herself.”
chat
  1. (military) A louse (small, parasitic insect).
  2. Synonyms:
      3. talk, conversation, gossip, chatter, natter, heart-to-heart, blather, blether, confab, discussion, exchange, rap, chinwag, dialogue, jaw, schmooze, chitter-chatter, confabulation, conference, gabfest, gas, powwow, tête-à-tête, adda, backchat, cackle, causerie, chin-wag, chitchat, colloquy, converse, crack, dialog, discourse, gab, gabber, jangle, palaver, patter, rabbit, convo, craic, korero, babble, bull session, chin music, jabber, one-to-one, prattle, small talk … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “We then have a long chat about minding our manners, respecting Kath and Colin's privacy, and allowing Kath to enjoy herself.”
chatting
  1. Talk; chatter.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. talking, chatter, chat, speaking, gossip, conversation, yak, chitchat, gabbing, schmooze, eloquence, dialogue, talk, discussion, dealings, dialog, discourse, communication, interchange, intercourse, exchange, communicating, intercommunication, interaction, social intercourse, tete-a-tete, correspondence, contact, socializing, corresponding, information sharing, chinwag, powwow, socialising, articulation, banter, collaboration, knowledge exchange, information exchange, association, relations, communion, social relations, debate, getting in touch, speech, repartee, meeting, consultation, gab … more
chattiness
  1. the state of being chatty
  2. Synonyms:
      3. wordiness, talkativeness, verbosity, garrulousness, volubility, loquaciousness, loquacity, glibness, fluency, verboseness, garrulity, effusiveness, verbiage, prolixity, long-windedness, windiness, logorrhoea, gassiness, gift of the gab, logorrhea, gabbiness, multiloquence, profuseness, big mouth, redundancy, expansiveness, diffuseness, circumlocution, periphrasis, verbalism, wittering, diffusion, wordage, mouthiness, babbling, communicativeness, chattering, babble, yakking, prattling, articulateness, blathering, gibbering, gabbling, blah-blah, over-talkativeness, yackety-yak, prating, chatter, prattle … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The result is a mixture of formality and chattiness which seems to me all wrong.”
      “She appears to have no friends, in spite of her chattiness with strangers at a bus stop.”
      “Key issues include the chattiness of people, how often cheery greetings are used and, on the downside, the extent of violent behaviour.”
chat
  1. Alternative form of chaat
  2. Synonyms:
      3. talk, conversation, gossip, chatter, natter, heart-to-heart, blather, blether, confab, discussion, exchange, rap, chinwag, dialogue, jaw, schmooze, chitter-chatter, confabulation, conference, gabfest, gas, powwow, tête-à-tête, adda, backchat, cackle, causerie, chin-wag, chitchat, colloquy, converse, crack, dialog, discourse, gab, gabber, jangle, palaver, patter, rabbit, convo, craic, korero, babble, bull session, chin music, jabber, one-to-one, prattle, small talk … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “We then have a long chat about minding our manners, respecting Kath and Colin's privacy, and allowing Kath to enjoy herself.”
chatathon
  1. (slang, rare) A long period of chatting.
chatteration
  1. (colloquial, dated) chattering
chatterations
  1. plural of chatteration
chatterings
  1. plural of chattering
  2. Synonyms:
      3. babblings, chatters, talks, gossip, blather, chat, jabbering, prattle, blethers, babble, jabber, twaddle, natters, waffles, gab, yaks, chitchat, gibberings, confabs, patters, confabulation, prattlings, tattle, gabfests, conversation, gases, blatherings, wafflings, discourse, bletherings, colloquy, jawings, gabblings, yammerings, yappings, yatterings, gabbers, blabberings, blitherings, driveling, yackety-yak, chin-wags, chit-chat, tittle-tattle, small talk, ramblings, natterings, pratings, witterings, drivel … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “For I trust my honest wife, Most honest if uncomely to the eye, Hath not with foolish chatterings wearied you, As is the wont of women.”
      “He sat by without speaking, looking at the entrances and exits, the greetings and chatterings, of Madame de Cintre's visitors.”
      “That speed mimics the natural electrical chatterings of the brain, said Dr. Karl Deisseroth, an assistant professor of bioengineering at Stanford.”
chatterboxes
  1. plural of chatterbox
  2. Synonyms:
      3. blabbermouths, chatterers, jabberers, babblers, gasbags, prattlers, blowhards, conversationalists, motormouths, talkers, blabbers, gossip, windbags, gabblers, gossipers, gossipmongers, tattlers, gabbers, blatherers, blatherskite, loudmouths, natterers, yakkers, busybodies, cacklers, praters, twaddlers, jays, magpies, big mouths, raconteurs, communicators, speakers, conversationists, discoursers, bigmouths, blabberers, yammerers, bags of wind, dialogists, interlocutors, bores, blethers, yappers, bloviators, flibbertigibbets, schmoozers, gascons, tattletales, loose lips … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Perhaps next time the chatterboxes will save their yakking for after the season.”
      “It's a week of mad, mad chatterboxes so get creative about extricating yourself from unwanted conversations.”
      “They are also known as a couple of chatterboxes so for them, a sponsored silence is no mean task.”
chatathons
  1. plural of chatathon
chatterers
  1. plural of chatterer
  2. Synonyms:
      3. chatterboxes, blabbermouths, jabberers, babblers, gasbags, prattlers, blowhards, conversationalists, motormouths, talkers, blabbers, gossip, windbags, gabblers, tattlers, cacklers, jays, magpies, raconteurs, speakers, gabbers, communicators, conversationists, loudmouths, gossipmongers, blatherskite, discoursers, bigmouths, busybodies, blatherers, natterers, gossipers, big mouths, praters, yakkers, blabberers, twaddlers, bags of wind, schmoozers, bores, blethers, yappers, bloviators, dialogists, interlocutors, yammerers, scandalmongers, banterers, gascons, tattletales … more
chatmates
  1. plural of chatmate
chattings
  1. plural of chatting
  2. Synonyms:
      3. talking, chatters, chat, speakings, gossip, conversation, yaks, chitchat, schmoozes, eloquence, discussions, dealings, intercourse, dialogs, tete-a-tetes, talks, communication, interchanges, exchanges, discourse, dialogues, intercommunication, interaction, correspondings, articulation, chinwags, contact, powwows, correspondence, banter, collaboration, repartee, communion, association, gab, debate, meeting, touch, consultations, expressions, head-to-heads, speech, chit-chat, prattle, tattle, prattlings, natterings … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “They whiled away their solitude by gossipy chattings over the wire.”
chatlogs
  1. plural of chatlog
chats
  1. plural of chat
  2. Synonyms:
      3. talks, conversations, gossips, chatters, natters, heart-to-hearts, blather, blethers, confabs, discussions, exchanges, raps, chinwags, dialogues, jaws, schmoozes, confabulations, conferences, gabfests, gasses, powwows, addas, backchats, cackles, causeries, chin-wags, chitchats, colloquies, converses, cracks, dialogs, discourses, gabs, gabbers, jangles, palavers, patters, rabbits, convos, craic, koreros, babble, bull sessions, chin music, jabber, one-to-ones, prattle, small talk, table talk, tete-a-tetes … more
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