Words added to date for: CHAT, CHATTER, CHATTERBOX, CHATTERER adjectives • MOTORMOUTHED given to incessant talking or chattering ...1976 Amer. sl. nouns • CACKLE idle, inconsequent, noisy chatter ...1676 sl. • CHATTERMAG chatter, gossip ...L19 sl. • CRACK a friendly chat ...Scot. & Irish • JABBER chatter; incoherent, inarticulate, or unintelligible speech, as a foreign language heard by one ignorant of it ...1706 sl. • JABBERMENT chatter; nonsense; gibberish ...c1640 sl. • MAG prattle, chatter; a talk, gossip, chat ...Bk1905 Eng. dial. • RABBLEMENT confused, random talk; an idle, purposeless speech; chatter ...Bk19C Scot. & N. Eng. dial. • SPLASHING garrulous or foolish chatter ...L19 sl. • TONGUE-WORK babble, chatter nouns - person • BABBLER a chatterbox ...16C sl. • BAGPIPE a tedious chatterbox ...B1700 sl. • BAG-PUNCHER a complainer; one who talks at length, gossips, or chats ...1926 Amer. sl. • CHATTERMAG a gossip, a chatterbox ...20C sl. • JABBERER one who talk thick and fast; a chatterer ...1678 sl. • MAG a chatterer; a chatterbox; a talkative, garrulous person ...Bk1905 Eng. dial. • MOTORMOUTH a person given to incessant talking or chattering ...1963 Amer. sl. verbs • BAIL UP to stop someone on the street for a chat ...1990s Aust. sl. • BALE UP to stop someone on the street for a chat ...1990s Aust. sl. • BURBLE to chatter pleasantly ...M19 sl. • CHATTERMAG to chatter ...1900s sl. • CRACK to chat; to gossip ...Scot. • JABBER to chatter; to speak fast and indistinctly; to talk gibberish ...c1500 colloq. • MAG to chatter, prattle, talk continuously; to gossip, chat ...Bk1905 Eng. dial. • MOTORMOUTH to talk without stopping; to chatter ...1985 Amer. sl. phrases • BEAT ONE'S CHOPS to talk loudly or to no purpose; to chatter; to complain ...1946 Amer. sl. • BEAT ONE'S GUMS to talk loudly or to no purpose; to chatter; to complain ...1935 Amer. sl. • BEAT THE BREEZE to gossip, to chat ...1944 Amer. sl. • BEAT THE BULL to gossip, to chat ...1974 Amer. sl. • BEND SOMEONE'S EAR to chatter on interminably and probably tediously ...1940s sl., orig. US • PUNCH THE BAG to complain; to talk at length, to gossip, to chat ...1901 Amer. sl. A selection of New words/phrases added: (or about to be!) ALETANK a heavy drinker ...2002 UK sl. BACCHANALIZE to indulge in drunken revelry ...M17 BIBATION tippling; a drinking bout ...M19 BIG SLEEP, THE death ...1938 sl., orig. US BUBBLE AND SQUEAK (derogatory) a Greek ...1938 Brit. rhyming sl. HERRING-CHOKER a native or inhabitant of the Maritime provinces ...1899 Can. sl. HERRING-CHOKER a Scandinavian ...1944 US sl. ICKY-POO ill ...1920 sl. INVERACIOUS untruthful, untrue ...L19 INVERACITY untruthfulness; an untruth; a false statement ...M19 INVERECUND unabashed, shameless ...M17 rare INVERISIMILITUDE unlikelihood; improbability ...E19 JARGONELLE the penis ...Bk1896 sl. JAWING-TACKLE the organs of speech ...1859 sl. JENNYLINDA a window ...Bk1896 rhyming sl. JIMMY GRANT an immigrant ...1845 Aust, NZ & S. Afr. rhyming sl. JOTTLE to have sexual intercourse ...Bk1903 sl. KIDDYWINKY a child ...1957 sl. KING SHIT an arrogant, self-opinionated person ...1940s sl., orig. US LABASCATE to begin to fall or slide ...1727 obs. LABOUR OF HERCULES, A a task requiring enormous strength ...1432-50 LABROUS having large lips ...1656 obs. rare. LACHRYMABUND weeping ripe; big with tears ...1727 obs. LACHRYMIST one addicted to tears; a weeper ...1620
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