Chatty

/ˈchæt.i/

Meaning & Definition

adjective
Inclined to talk a lot; very talkative.
She was feeling chatty after her coffee and wanted to share stories.
Characterized by informal conversation.
The chatty atmosphere at the café made it a great place to meet friends.
Expressive and full of playful dialogue.
The chatty tone of the article engaged readers and made the information accessible.
Being overly talkative, often about trivial matters.
His chatty nature sometimes annoyed his colleagues during meetings.

Etymology

Derived from 'chat', meaning to talk informally or casually.

Common Phrases and Expressions

chatty Cathy
A person who talks excessively, often about trivial matters.
chatty corner
A place where people engage in lively discussion.

Related Words

talk
To express thoughts, ideas, or feelings verbally.
gossip
Casual or unconstrained conversation, often about other people's affairs.

Slang Meanings

Chit-chat
We had some chit-chat before the meeting started.
Blabbermouth
He's such a blabbermouth; he can't keep a secret.