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Detailed Synonyms for chat in English

chat:

to chat verb (chats, chated, chating)

  1. to chat
    to chat; have a good long talk
  2. to chat
    to speak; to rattle; to blab; to have a conversation; to tell; to talk; to chatter; to narrate; to relate; to chat
    • speak verb (speaks, spoke, speaking)
    • rattle verb (rattles, rattled, rattling)
    • blab verb (blabs, blabbed, blabbing)
    • have a conversation verb (has a conversation, had a conversation, having a conversation)
    • tell verb (tells, told, telling)
    • talk verb (talks, talked, talking)
    • chatter verb (chatters, chattered, chattering)
    • narrate verb (narrates, narrated, narrating)
    • relate verb (relates, related, relating)
    • chat verb (chats, chated, chating)
  3. to chat
    to chat; to talk; to converse
    • chat verb (chats, chated, chating)
    • talk verb (talks, talked, talking)
    • converse verb (converses, conversed, conversing)
  4. to chat
    to slobber; to dribble; to jabber; to drone on; to waffle; to slaver; to babble; to talk rubbish; to blab; to prattle; to gab; to chat; to talk crap; to prattle on; to chatter
    • slobber verb (slobbers, slobbered, slobbering)
    • dribble verb (dribbles, dribbled, dribbling)
    • jabber verb (jabbers, jabbered, jabbering)
    • drone on verb (drones on, droned on, droning on)
    • waffle verb (waffles, waffled, waffling)
    • slaver verb (slavers, slavered, slavering)
    • babble verb (babbles, babbled, babbling)
    • talk rubbish verb (talks rubbish, talked rubbish, talking rubbish)
    • blab verb (blabs, blabbed, blabbing)
    • prattle verb (prattles, prattled, prattling)
    • gab verb (gabs, gabbed, gabbing)
    • chat verb (chats, chated, chating)
    • talk crap verb (talks crap, talked crap, talking crap)
    • prattle on verb (prattles on, prattled on, prattling on)
    • chatter verb (chatters, chattered, chattering)
  5. to chat
    to waffle; to chat; to rabbit
    • waffle verb (waffles, waffled, waffling)
    • chat verb (chats, chated, chating)
    • rabbit verb (rabbits, rabbited, rabbiting)
  6. to chat
    to twaddle; to babble; to prattle; to talk crap; to jabber; to talk rot; to gab; to talk rubbish; to rot; to jaw; to blab; to have a chat; to chat; to chatter; to drivel; to prattle on
    • twaddle verb (twaddles, twaddled, twaddling)
    • babble verb (babbles, babbled, babbling)
    • prattle verb (prattles, prattled, prattling)
    • talk crap verb (talks crap, talked crap, talking crap)
    • jabber verb (jabbers, jabbered, jabbering)
    • talk rot verb (talks rot, talked rot, talking rot)
    • gab verb (gabs, gabbed, gabbing)
    • talk rubbish verb (talks rubbish, talked rubbish, talking rubbish)
    • rot verb (rots, rotted, rotting)
    • jaw verb (jaws, jawed, jawing)
    • blab verb (blabs, blabbed, blabbing)
    • have a chat verb (has a chat, had a chat, having a chat)
    • chat verb (chats, chated, chating)
    • chatter verb (chatters, chattered, chattering)
    • drivel verb (drivels, driveled, driveling)
    • prattle on verb (prattles on, prattled on, prattling on)
  7. to chat
    – To carry on a real-time conversation with other users by computer. 1
    to chat
    – To carry on a real-time conversation with other users by computer. 1
    • chat verb (chats, chated, chating)

Conjugations for chat:

present
  1. chat
  2. chat
  3. chats
  4. chat
  5. chat
  6. chat
simple past
  1. chated
  2. chated
  3. chated
  4. chated
  5. chated
  6. chated
present perfect
  1. have chated
  2. have chated
  3. has chated
  4. have chated
  5. have chated
  6. have chated
past continuous
  1. was chating
  2. were chating
  3. was chating
  4. were chating
  5. were chating
  6. were chating
future
  1. shall chat
  2. will chat
  3. will chat
  4. shall chat
  5. will chat
  6. will chat
continuous present
  1. am chating
  2. are chating
  3. is chating
  4. are chating
  5. are chating
  6. are chating
subjunctive
  1. be chated
  2. be chated
  3. be chated
  4. be chated
  5. be chated
  6. be chated
diverse
  1. chat!
  2. let's chat!
  5. chated
  6. chating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

chat [the ~] noun

  1. the chat
    the sustenance; the conversation; the talk; the chat
  2. the chat
    the chat
  3. the chat
    the talk; the gossip; the chat; the rumour; the rumor
  4. the chat
    – songbirds having a chattering call 2
    the chat; the Old World chat
    – songbirds having a chattering call 2
  5. the chat
    – birds having a chattering call 2
    the chat; the New World chat
    – birds having a chattering call 2
  6. the chat
    – an informal conversation 2
    the chat; the schmoose; the confab; the schmooze; the confabulation
    – an informal conversation 2
  7. the chat
    – A real-time conversation via computer using short instant messages between two or more participants. When a participant types a line of text and then presses the Enter key, that participant's words appear on the screens of the other participants, who can then respond in kind. 1
    the chat
    – A real-time conversation via computer using short instant messages between two or more participants. When a participant types a line of text and then presses the Enter key, that participant's words appear on the screens of the other participants, who can then respond in kind. 1

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Related Definitions for "chat":

  1. songbirds having a chattering call2
  2. birds having a chattering call2
  3. an informal conversation2
  4. A real-time conversation via computer using short instant messages between two or more participants. When a participant types a line of text and then presses the Enter key, that participant's words appear on the screens of the other participants, who can then respond in kind.1
  5. To carry on a real-time conversation with other users by computer.1

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