chattery

The commercial American networks, being the distant relations at this service, filled in the gaps with chattery bits of history and analysis.

“And then you have surface conditions. Chattery, bumpy, smooth, I guess, are probably basically your three there.”

He wrote speechifying soliloquies, conversational duets and chattery trios and quartets.

The comments section turned into a chattery town square, full of nervous and grateful people unsure of what the coming months would bring.

It had nicotine-coloured walls and the chattery humidity of a winter lunchtime crowd, and I liked to imagine it was the kind of place where Orwell had washed dishes when he was down and out.