Chatting

What do we mean by chatting?

To be engaged in informal conversation.

To talk more than a few words.

To talk of; to discuss.

To exchange text or voice messages in real time through a computer network, as if having a face-to-face conversation.

Chatting is different than talking, chatting is the act of talking, in a nonsensical and unnecessary way, almost rambling on and just filling the conversation with your voice unnecessarily. Urban Dictionary

Chatting...when one is running their gums, talking almost complete nonsense, but all other gangstas are like 'yeah brud, i get you. skeen, skeen.' Urban Dictionary

Jamican way of saying "talking rubbish" Urban Dictionary

When someone's talking shit, lying or just waffling uno Urban Dictionary

An obnoxious gang of Australian musicians that churn up the waters with their extremely Aussie music. These guys really are something. Somehow they manage to make some true headbangers, yet gain absolutely zero respect from their fans. Urban Dictionary

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

The definition of chat or to be chatting would be 1. To be talking out the side of your neck 2. Pretending, or fronting 3. To be a chatterbox, one who talks a lot. This word is commonly found in New York. Urban Dictionary

The Australian term for "ugly" or "disgusting" often used in schools and university it is a largely known slang word to Australian students. Urban Dictionary

Ecstacy tablets, particularly in rural Ireland. Urban Dictionary

Something thats shit Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to chatting:
chatting, charting, catting, chanting, hatting, chitting, chattin, schatting, charming, casting, cutting, tatting, coating, chafing, changing, batting, cheating, chasing, coasting, charging, halting, twatting, matting, chattering, shitting, hitting, chaffing, crafting, carting, blatting, catling, shetting, chalking, hating, canting, chawing, flatting, champing, chaining, patting, swatting, charring, ratting, clotting, shutting, hasting, hafting, atting, charing, vatting, hotting, whetting, chapping, scatting, crating, shotting, chattier, harting, chairing, fatting, channing, cotting, shafting, chattily, platting, slatting, hutting, spatting, chancing, chuting, chatline, chesting, chatten, whitting, chatti, chanking, chaing, chattan, gatting, schattig, chatwin, chatties.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chatting:
gossiping, flirting, webcam, chat, arno, casually, messaging, happily, cheating, laughing, instant, amber, enjoying, messenger, recorder, smile, facebook, wii, conversation, girlfriend, phone, sharing, friends, suddenly, neighbors, explaining, networking, twitter, nintendo, email, online, guests, messages, locals, asks, drinking, surprised, replied, asking, tea, friend, internet, talking, watching, comments, ask, coffee, charlie, singing, sending, favourite, user, telephone, camera, youtube, girl, videos, someone, shopping, tells, bar, thinking, looks, participants, tell, guy, sitting, message, dating, favorite, web, calls, questions, happened.

Words that rhyme with chatting:
tatting, batting, matting, satang, combating, combatting, catting, blatting, flatting, patting, sating, ratting, vatting, scatting, wildcatting, fatting, hatting, platting, slatting, spatting, copycatting, datong, gatting, flat tongue, fat tongue, hat hung, matt hung, rat ing, rat tongue, that hung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe chatting:
chit, online, busy, casual, informal, much, more, friendly, idle, lively, little, social, pleasant, mere, general, nice, late, time, line, usual, comfortable, quiet, outside, constant, amiable, steady, easy, based, initial, low, happy, agreeable, email, internet, fortnight, lovely, fine, excess, hour, continuous, desultory, neighborly, cozy, soft, interactive, back, squat, dark, random, electronic, cosy, hot, brief, unforced, manic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective chatting:
country.

Consonant match to chatting:
cheating, chao tung, chu tung.

Words that sound like chatting:
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