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chathead

chathead noun: a chat room user.

Noun

chathead (plural chatheads)

  1. (Internet, rare) A chat room user.
    • Other site attributes include links to additional music sites, and a Choiceradio chatroom where chatheads can listen to music from their genre of choice while cyber-gabbing. Now that's what we call some mighty choice radio.1999, Bill Konig, “Web Site of the Week”, in CMJ New Music Report, volume 60, number 635, page 36

Forms of chathead

pluralchatheads

Origin of chathead

From chat + -head.

Questions about chathead

What does chathead mean?
Chathead means a chat room user.
What part of speech is chathead?
Chathead is a noun.
What is the plural of chathead?
The plural of chathead is chatheads.

Words near chathead in the dictionary

  1. Chatham rails
  2. Chatham Valley
  3. Chatham-Kent
  4. Chathamite
  5. Chathamites
  6. chathead
  7. chatheads
  8. Chathill
  9. chati
  10. Chatigam
  11. Chatigan

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