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Often used in the same context:
chinwag,
whinge,
blether,
moan,
prattling,
cuppa,
banter,
witter,
chat,
snigger,
bitching,
snogging,
chitchats,
tutting,
matey,
blab,
gabbling,
snog,
telly,
faff,
philosophise,
sarky,
larking,
elevenses,
pally,
crumpets,
blabber,
chortle,
pontificating,
mardy,
badinage,
giggle,
scran,
chunter,
bleat,
shandy,
laze,
talk,
slagging,
backbite,
nookie,
forty winks,
edgeways,
kibbitz,
yammer,
kvetch,
shoptalk,
converse,
craic,
cuddle,
gossip,
tosspot,
ramble,
poncy,
kibitz,
chatters,
ale drinker,
guinness,
nans,
yapping,
loo,
ponce,
perve,
grumble,
geeing,
mutter,
tittering,
gadding,
teatime,
musing,
nooky,
bolshy,
blub,
bathtime,
mooches,
pish,
goss,
chuff,
geordie,
cor blimey,
bladdered,
biddies,
auld,
purl,
bicker,
bigging,
tenner,
berk,
tuts,
nicker,
boff,
socializing,
jabbers,
bairns,
chitter,
fidget,
loll,
chirruping,
champers,
drivelling,
matter,
mailer,
com,
substance,
business,
ex,
present,
ques,
question,
stuff,
above,
busi,
car,
cast,
cloth,
game,
material,
non,
pre
More specific:
jawbone,
shmooze
More general:
converse,
discourse
Synonyms:
chaffer,
chat,
chatter,
chitchat,
claver,
confab,
confabulate,
gossip,
jaw,
visit
Also try:
— Adjectives for natter:
subject,
organic,
good,
dry,
much,
little,
whole,
old,
long,
simple,
easy,
more...
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