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chatter

noun as in constant or rapid talk

verb as in speak fast and non-stop

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There has been chatter inside the network that others may follow him.

Making his rounds, Im was accosted by a column of chattering elementary school students in yellow uniforms.

In the build-up to Tuesday’s US election, claims of voter fraud flooded social media - but as Donald Trump’s victory crystallised, the chatter largely subsided.

From BBC

More analysis will appear in the coming weeks and months, but the idea that Trump won by bringing Latino men into his coalition of the cruel is already a talking point for the chattering class.

The common sentiment among the high-volume information consumers and the chattering class is that low-information voters are a major reason Trump won.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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