natter in Latin
natter in Latin is garriō — natter means to chat in a relaxed way about things that do not really matter.
natter in Latin
garriō
(colloquial) To talk casually; to discuss unimportant matters.
What does "natter" mean?
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verb To chat in a relaxed way about things that do not really matter.
"What are you guys nattering about? You're clearly not following the meeting!"
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- What are you guys nattering about? You're clearly not following the meeting!
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What is "natter" in Latin?
"natter" in Latin is garriō. natter means: To chat in a relaxed way about things that do not really matter.
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