chatterish

English

Etymology

From chatter +‎ -ish.

Adjective

chatterish (comparative more chatterish, superlative most chatterish)

  1. somewhat chattery
    • 1939, Leo Richard Ward, God in an Irish kitchen‎[1]:
      "The two of them take the world with a great ease, and are not chatterish."
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