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chattable

chattable adjective: able to be chatted with; talkative, chatty.

Adjective

chattable (comparative more chattable, superlative most chattable)

  1. (rare) Able to be chatted with; talkative, chatty.
    • She has arrived! She sits here in my living room chatting, and I am feeling less chattable. She is invading my space.1982 November, Judith Balswick, Jack Balswick, quoting the diary of a woman named Gerry, Families in Pain: Working Through the Hurts, Grand Rapids, M.I.: Fleming H. Revell, published 1997, →ISBN...

Forms of chattable

comparativemore chattable
superlativemost chattable

Origin of chattable

From chat + -able. First attested in 1775.

Questions about chattable

What does chattable mean?
Chattable means able to be chatted with; talkative, chatty.
What part of speech is chattable?
Chattable is an adjective.

Words near chattable in the dictionary

  1. Chatswong
  2. Chatswood
  3. Chatswood West
  4. Chatsworth
  5. chatta
  6. chattable
  7. chattah
  8. Chattahoochee
  9. Chattahoochee County
  10. chattahs
  11. Chattanooga

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