Thesaurus / palavered
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synonyms for palavered
- babble
- bark
- chat
- chatter
- chitchat
- confabulate
- converse
- discourse
- jabber
- palaver
- spit
- talk
- run off at the mouth
- BS
- chatter
- chew the fat
- gab
- palaver
- prate
- prattle
- run off at the mouth
- schmooze
- shoot the bull
- yack
- yap
- chat
- communicate
- describe
- express
- reveal
- say
- sing
- speak
- tell
- use
- articulate
- babble
- broach
- chant
- chatter
- confess
- converse
- divulge
- drawl
- drone
- gab
- gabble
- gossip
- influence
- intone
- notify
- palaver
- parley
- patter
- persuade
- prate
- prattle
- pronounce
- rhapsodize
- soliloquize
- spout
- squeak
- squeal
- utter
- verbalize
- voice
- yak
- comment on
- flap one's tongue
- give voice to
- run on
- spill the beans
- talk one's leg off
- tell all
- ventriloquize
- argue
- confer
- consult
- contact
- exchange
- huddle
- interact
- interview
- negotiate
- reach out
- visit
- canvass
- chew
- collogue
- commune
- confabulate
- confide
- deliberate
- dialogue
- groupthink
- interface
- network
- palaver
- parley
- reason
- relate
- touch
- vent
- be in contact
- carry on conversation
- engage in conversation
- go into a huddle
- have a meet
- hold discussion
- join in conversation
- keep in touch
- thrash out
- touch base
- babble
- blather
- cackle
- blab
- chat
- chitchat
- clack
- gab
- gabble
- gas
- gibber
- gossip
- jabber
- jaw
- natter
- palaver
- prate
- prattle
- tattle
- twaddle
- twiddle
- yak
- go on and on
antonyms for palavered
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How to use palavered in a sentence
Oh, I forgot to tell you—she palavered Burnett into lending her eight rifles for her men, and three cases of dynamite.
ADVENTUREJACK LONDONAnd one by one the chiefs got up on their hind legs and palavered.
INDIAN AND SCOUTF. S. BRERETONI palavered her at the rate of a hunt, an' she ped me back in my own coin, with dacent intherest—but no whiskey!
PHIL PURCEL, THE PIG-DRIVER; THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH OATH; THE LIANHAN SHEEWILLIAM CARLETON