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chatting

verb as in talk, gossip

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Complete with decadent platters, occasional live music and constant chatting, White has developed a new outlook on the traditional evening meal.

He was chatting to a colleague who had recently been diagnosed with autism.

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He remained on stage in the VIP section long after the ceremony ended, chatting up Dodgers broadcasting legend Jaime Jarrín and others, instead of trying to mix with the crowd.

"It didn't take very long to pick up again on what everybody had been up to and feel comfortable chatting to people about it."

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On the day the alarm was raised Tony Whittle was chatting with colleague Graham Sunderland.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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