Pronunciation: /ˈtʃætər/
noun the sound of rapid continuous talk or babble
A1 I can hear the chatter of birds outside my window.
A2 The chatter of the students in the classroom was distracting.
B1 The chatter of the crowd at the concert was deafening.
B2 I could barely hear the chatter of the news anchors over the loud music.
C1 The constant chatter of the politicians on the news was overwhelming.
C2 The chatter of the guests at the party filled the room with excitement.
verb to talk rapidly, incessantly, and trivially
A1 The birds chatter in the trees outside my window every morning.
A2 I could hear my classmates chatter excitedly about the upcoming school trip.
B1 The group of friends chattered away as they waited for their food at the restaurant.
B2 The politicians chattered endlessly during the debate, trying to make their points heard.
C1 The journalists chattered amongst themselves, exchanging information and tips.
C2 The experts chattered animatedly about the latest developments in their field.
formal The constant chatter of the employees in the office can be distracting.
informal I couldn't focus on my work with all the chatter going on around me.
slang The chatter on social media about the new movie is crazy!
figurative The chatter of the leaves in the wind was like nature's own symphony.
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