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natter |
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natter Brit & NZ informal Verb to talk idly and at length Noun a long idle chat [dialect gnatter to grumble, imitative]
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natter Chiefly Brit. (informal) verb 1. gossip, talk, rabbit (on) Brit. (informal) jaw (slang) chatter, witter (informal) prattle, jabber, gabble, blather, blether, shoot the breeze (informal) run off at the mouth (slang) prate, talk idly, chew the fat or rag (slang) earbash Austral., N.Z. (slang) Translationsn to have a natter → charlar n → chiacchierata |
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And these men, being corrupted with money, went as far as they could to ruin the city: and, because their power was too great and nearly tyrannical, their kings were obliged to natter them, which contributed greatly to hurt the state; so that it altered from an aristocracy to a democracy. |
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