chit-chat

Synonyms for chit-chat

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Antonyms for chit-chat

noun. mealtime conversation

verb. chatter

verb. chatter

verb. chatter

verb. chatter

Word Origin & History

also chit-chat, 1710, diminishing reduplicated form of chat. The verb is attested from 1821. Related: Chitchatting.

Nor did I know that there was any thing of eloquence in my chit-chat.

But, if you called me out of hell merely for this chit-chat, permit me to return for ever.

I hope this letter of chit-chat will not reach you at a wrong moment.

There has been enough of the queen's laughing and chit-chat.

It engrossed for several days the chit-chat of the whole empire.

At the Chit-Chat no one dared to hazard a doubtful statement of fact.

We moved in the direction of his home, and he gave me the chit-chat of the day.

This chit-chat terminates in a hearty laugh, all at the expense of the husband.

From the political rumors and the chit-chat of society, he went on to speak of the viceregal court and its festivities.

I used to be a long-winded speaker in Chit-Chat, but my love far outlasts my speeches.