chat

Definition:
1. To talk in a friendly informal way to somebody.
2. Talking, especially informal conversation.
3. Talk socially without exchanging too much information.

Use 'chat' in a sentence:

• 1. Turn off IM and chat.
• 2. She was chatting one of the guys up.
• 3. Nice to chat with you.
• 4. He likes to spend his time chatting up the local talent.
• 5. I'll stop by this evening for a chat.
• 6. 'Have you been chatting for long?' — 'Ever since you left.'
• 7. She was chatting away, nineteen to the dozen.
• 8. They're having a chat.
• 9. I just called in for a chat.
• 10. You should go shopping and chat with friends.
• 11. I enjoy a chat with a friend.
• 12. You have left this chat.
• 13. It enables guests to walk around and chat freely.
• 14. She chatted for a few minutes about the qualities she considered desirable in a secretary.
• 15. He started to chat to me and I could tell that he really fancied himself.
• 16. Don't chat at work.
• 17. His chat ran on.
• 18. As we sat round chatting, I began to think I'd made a mistake.
• 19. I was just phoning up for a chat.
• 20. Chat to you later.
• 21. Sometimes we chat online.
• 22. Today's chat is very interesting.
• 23. She laughed and chatted but was, in truth, not having much fun.
• 24. Who will be added in the group chat?
• 25. We chat together sometimes.
• 26. Do you often chat online?
• 27. I want a bit of a chat.
• 28. We usually chat with our friends.
• 29. They chatted merrily.
• 30. That's enough chat from me ─ on with the music!
• 31. They'll happily chat for hours.
• 32. Well, I can't stand here chatting all day.
• 33. She started using chat lines basically for someone to talk to.
• 34. He'd spent most of that evening chatting up one of my friends.
• 35. I had a long chat with her.
• 36. Is that your best chat-up line?
• 37. They were soon chatting away like old friends.
• 38. I thought I'd, you know, have a chat with you.
• 39. You can chat to other people who are online.
• 40. The customers smooch and chat.
• 41. She guested on several chat shows while visiting Britain.
• 42. She spends her time chatting and SMSing.
• 43. These include online games, chat rooms and so on.
• 44. So we begin to chat.
• 45. What were you chatting about?
• 46. He was a paradox ─ a loner who loved to chat to strangers.
• 47. The device permits multitasking, letting you, for example, simultaneously surf the Web and chat via IM.
• 48. Never chat with strangers online.
• 49. Whatever you want to chat about, we'll do it tonight.
• 50. He's been on the computer all morning, chatting with his friends.
• 51. They chatted casually on the phone.
• 52. He had once had his own networked chat show.
• 53. It's nice having friends to chat to.
• 54. He's very forward and confident and chats happily to other people.
• 55. Do you suppose we could get together for a little chat sometime soon?
• 56. They chatted for a while.