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chatter

[chat-er] / ˈtʃæt ər /




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Once the Fed decision is done, market chatter will begin about the so-called Santa Rally that usually happens through the end of the year.

From Barron's

Only twice though has there been awed chatter about a young Indian pace bowler because of their exceptional speed.

From BBC

Over the years, the tone of employee chatter has grown testier, echoing shifts on social media and in broader society.

From New York Times

The senior staff in Newsnight are depicted as out of touch, patronising and part of the entitled chattering classes, when they're berated by Sam McAlister for "mistaking talking to ourselves for news".

From BBC

It has even found an audience in China where Netflix is unavailable, sparking much chatter among viewers of the series.

From BBC