Chat

What do we mean by chat?

To converse in an easy, familiar manner; talk lightly and casually. intransitive verb

To participate in a synchronous exchange of remarks with one or more people over a computer network. intransitive verb

An informal, light conversation. noun

A synchronous exchange of remarks over a computer network. noun

Any of various birds in the families Muscicapidae or Parulidae that have a chattering call, especially the yellow-breasted chat. noun

To engage (someone) in light, casual talk. phrasal verb

To talk informally with (someone), especially in a flirtatious manner. phrasal verb

To converse in a familiar manner; talk without form or ceremony.

To talk of; converse about.

A name of several different birds. Any bird of the family Saxicolidœ, as a stonechat, whinchat, or wheatear. There are many species, chiefly African noun

Free, informal speech; familiar conversation. noun

Idle talk; chatter. noun

Synonyms See prattle, n. noun

A cat. See cat. noun

A catkin. noun

A key or samara of the ash or maple. noun

A small potato of inferior quality. noun

A small piece of coal. noun

In mining, a piece of ore with stone adhering to it; in the plural (also singular), ore in this state (usually called in the United States raggings): a middle product made in the concentration of ore, consisting of particles of gangue containing included grains of valuable mineral. noun

Plural The tailings or waste product from the concentration of ore. noun

Informal conversation.

A conversation to stop an argument or settle situations.

(totum pro parte, typically with definite article) The entirety of users in a chatroom or a single member thereof.

An exchange of text or voice messages in real time through a computer network, resembling a face-to-face conversation.

Any of various small Old World passerine birds in the muscicapid tribe Saxicolini or subfamily Saxicolinae that feed on insects.

Any of several small Australian honeyeaters in the genus Epthianura.

The word orignated in Sydney years ago around the North Shore and seems to have spread Australia wide in a matter of years. There is a suburb named Chatswood in Sydney, the word was first used by a small group of individuals from the North Shore who had a disliking for a group of individuals from Chatswood. So if you were trying to offend your Shorey mate, you would call him Chat, or if you saw something shit, ugly etc, you would call it chat. Urban Dictionary

Something thats shit Urban Dictionary

1.anything you dont know the name for 2.anything disgusting 3.simile for shit, crap, turd, and other related words... i use this word all the time so i would know - i have put alot of effort in this defintition Urban Dictionary

To engage in small talk. Urban Dictionary

This is the french for cat Urban Dictionary

Originally used by soldiers (British) in the First World War. A chat was a slang word for body lice. Soldiers often used to gather in groups to communally de-louse themselves. Of course this was a social situation and soldiers said that they were "chatting." Urban Dictionary

An ecstasy tablet Urban Dictionary

A perosn who is very un-attractive Urban Dictionary

Word used in Irelans,mostly Donegal area. It means 'bye' essentially,but can also be like 'good riddance'Normally used in caps when typed,or with multiple A's. Urban Dictionary

To talk endlessly, usually when talking incorrectly. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to chat:
chat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chat:
zel, bice, chatting, messaging, noir, msn, skype, flycatcher, forums, rooms, aol, instant, yahoo, moss, sms, messenger, logs, client, email, messages, browser, oversight, communicate, server, virtual, functionality, conversation, facebook, google, internet, room, app, networking, protocol, user, tonight, message, online, web, clients, sharing, show, guests, loose, twitter, poland, boards, engage, celebrity, talk, cat, interface, microsoft, lies, phone, forum, channels, discuss, files, discussion, text, file, relay, judicial, polish, comments, interactive, customer, software, bird, mobile, send, communication, allows, mail, sessions, website, session, friday, connect, regional, voice, questions, youtube, bbc, window.

Words that rhyme with chat:
cat, at, caveat, that, hat, rat, bat, flat, mat, fat, pat, scat, format, combat, habitat, spat, tat, brat, matte, stat, gnat, plutocrat, sat, vat, aristocrat, splat, matt, gat, slat, nat, autocrat, acrobat, ziggurat, polecat, thermostat, sprat, bobcat, laundromat, diplomat, copycat, chitchat, brickbat, democrat, muskrat, wildcat, bureaucrat, kat, batt, begat, doormat, wombat, dat, tomcat, aerostat, latke, look at, technocrat, strat, platte, sadat, thundercat, scrat, gatt, pussycat, schmatte, platt, scatt, tit-for-tat, pratt, pack rat, placemat, elat, in that, bratt, glatt, hard hat, tit for tat, top hat, such that, nonfat, pick at, butterfat, get at, cowboy hat, calico cat, blatt, gujarat, bell the cat, patte, high hat, kitcat, arrive at, hatte, fall flat, inmarsat, sand cat, babysat, gnaw at, stand pat, place mat.

Adjectives that are often used to describe chat:
little, long, chit, friendly, pleasant, nice, quiet, brief, private, good, social, informal, idle, online, short, confidential, breasted, casual, quick, cosy, interesting, back, live, time, lively, cozy, usual, comfortable, delightful, intimate, minute, agreeable, mere, desultory, familiar, easy, occasional, based, cheerful, preliminary, literary, polite, synchronous, heart, merry, lengthy, daily, sociable, line, lovely, amiable, neighborly, hour, fireside, bald, longer, happy, contents, table, weekly, gay, animated, relaxed, man, innocent, interactive, email, tailed, amusing, audio, frivolous, internet, whin, cordial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective chat:
syndrome, room, rooms, lines, shows, show, noir, script, format, cards, files, moss, vagaries, file, che, conversation, talk, mode, sessions, club, session, gossip, chronicle, boards, line, level, thunders, hour, politeness, pelote, letter, columns, box, perspective, feature, approach, antibodies, kommunikation, news, land, ter, column, style, details, intelligence, gossiping, tye, log, parties, teh, topics, routine, thrush, may, package, board, fun, chatham, sites, tels, reigns, region, tanks, shape, talky, chai, games, server, ups.

Consonant match to chat:
cheat, chit, choate, chet, chert, chout, chott, chait, choat.

Words that sound like chat:
chat, chatte, cheat, chad, chit, chet, choate, chait, chut, choat, chadd, chot, chout, chott, tewt, shat, jat, shatt, jatte, schadt, jagt, chatter, chant, chats, chode, chewed, chatty, chide, chapped, chaz, ched, chid, choad, chod, chert, chazz, chud, chast, chash, chaffed, chapt, ichat, chatta, chowed, chirt, cead, ciat, chaude, chaid, chawed, chatti, chatz, chude, tewed, cat, hat, jet, nat, kat, chute, git, gnat, lat, jot, jit, jut, jett, jute, jad, catt, geet, jeet, jete, hatt, katt, gte, jette, natt, hatte, jate, ccat, chaat, gitt, chaet, jout, latt, jeat, jitt, joit, catte, jote, gibt, jott, jite, jadd, joat, jhat, jytte, chaut, gnatt.