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chitchat

noun as in informal talk

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Chitchat is kept to a minimum.

In 2024 cops leaned over the barricades to chat with pro-Trumpers, sharing Instagram handles and chitchat about how nice the weather was.

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On the Daytime Emmy-winning show, Marshall would deliver silly questions that segued into entertaining chitchat and inside jokes with comics such as Joan Rivers, Rose Marie and Paul Lynde — the longtime, snarky center square on the set.

If we have small tasks to do we usually just meet up, grab food and run all errands, chitchat.

The members of the F.B.I.’s Behavioral Analysis Unit love to chitchat about a hostage situation or a violent crime occurring instead of just rushing to the scene, which, in real life, would be a horrible emergency-response tactic, but on this show, it makes for good TV.

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

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