About The Word Chitchat
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Chitchat
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What's The Definition Of Chitchat?
[n] light informal conversation for social occasions
[v] chew the fat; shoot the breeze Synonyms | Synonyms for Chitchat: causerie | chaffer | chat | chatter | chin-wag | chin-wagging | claver | confab | confabulate | gab | gabfest | gossip | gossip | jaw | natter | small talk | tittle-tattle | visit Related Terms | Find terms related to Chitchat: babble | backchat | back-fence gossip | beauty-parlor chitchat | cackle | chat | chatter | chitter | chitter-chatter | clack | cocktail-party chitchat | gabble | gossip | gossiping | gossipmongering | gossipry | groundless rumor | idle chat | idle talk | newsmongering | piece of gossip | prattle | small talk | story | table talk | tale | talebearing | taletelling | talk | talkee-talkee | tattle | tea-table talk | tittle-tattle See Also | chat | confab | confabulation | converse | discourse | jawbone | schmoose | schmoose | schmooze | schmooze | shmoose | shmooze Chitchat In Webster's Dictionary \Chit"chat\, n. [From {Chat}, by way of reduplication.]
Familiar or trifling talk; prattle.
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