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1. (adj.) chatty
characterized by a friendly, informal conversational style:
a long, chatty letter.
2. chatty
given to chatting.
Etymology: (1755–65)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) chatty, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, talkative, talky
full of trivial conversation
"kept from her housework by gabby neighbors"
2. (adj) chatty, gossipy, newsy
prone to friendly informal communication
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) chatty
given to light, familiar talk; talkative
2. (noun) chatty
a porous earthen pot used in India for cooling water, etc
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Sense: fond of chatting
a chatty old lady.
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 Afrikaans: praatsiek |
 Arabic: مُحِبٌّ للحَديث |
 Bulgarian: словоохотлив |
 Brazilian: tagarela |
 Czech: upovídaný, hovorný |
 German: geschwätzig |
 Danish: sludrende; snakkende |
 Greek: φλύαρος |
 Spanish: hablador, parlanchín |
 Estonian: jutukas |
 Farsi: پر حرف؛ پر چانه |
 Finnish: puhelias |
 French: bavard |
 Hebrew: דַבּרַן |
 Hindi: बातचीत करने का शौकिन |
 Croatian: brbljav, razgovorljiv |
 Hungarian: beszédes |
 Indonesian: ramah, suka mengobrol |
 Icelandic: skrafhreyfinn |
 Italian: chiacchierone |
 Japanese: おしゃべりな |
 Korean: 수다스러운 |
 Lithuanian: šnekus |
 Latvian: pļāpīgs; runīgs |
 Malay: suka berceloteh |
 Dutch: praatziek |
 Norwegian: snakkesalig, skravlete |
 Polish: gadatliwy |
 Persian: پر حرف؛ پر چانه |
 Pashto: هغه چه ډيرې خبري كوى ګپاو |
 Portuguese: tagarela |
 Romanian: vorbăreţ |
 Russian: говорливый |
 Slovak: zhovorčivý |
 Slovenian: klepetav |
 Serbian: pričljiv |
 Swedish: pratsam, pratig |
 Thai: ช่างคุย |
 Turkish: konuşkan, geveze |
 Taiwanese: 愛閒聊的 |
 Ukrainian: балакучий |
 Urdu: گپ شپ کی شوقین |
 Vietnamese: thích nói chuyện phiếm |
 Chinese: 爱闲聊的 |
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