What is another word for chatterer?
364 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ t͡ʃˈatəɹə], [ tʃˈatəɹə], [ tʃ_ˈa_t_ə_ɹ_ə]
A chatterer is a person who talks excessively or without much purpose. Synonyms for chatterer include talkative, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, voluble, blabbermouth, chatterbox, motor-mouth, and windbag. A talkative person often enjoys conversation or simply can't help but speak their mind, while a gabby person tends to prattle on and on about anything and everything. A garrulous person can talk at length about a single topic, while a loquacious person has a gift for eloquence and expression. Blabbermouth, motor-mouth, and windbag all conjure up images of someone who can't keep quiet, with windbag suggesting that the person has nothing of substance to say.
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Similar words for chatterer:
- babbler (noun)
- blabbermouth (noun)
- chatterer (noun)
- confabulator (noun)
- conversationalist (noun)
- discourser (noun)
- gossip (noun)
- gossipmonger (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- rumormonger (noun)
- talker (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Chatterer:
n.
• babbler (noun) • blabbermouth (noun)- loudmouth,
- gabbers,
- yapper,
- gasbag,
- Gabber,
- babblemouth,
- windbag,
- chatterbox,
- babblers,
- blabber,
- gasbags,
- yappers,
- gossiper,
- motor-mouth,
- jabberers,
- squealer,
- jabberer,
- bigmouth,
- blabberer,
- tattletale,
- motormouth,
- chatterers,
- bag of wind,
- blowhard,
- loudmouths.
- rumormonger,
- tabby,
- gossip,
- blabbermouth,
- T,
- person,
- scandalmonger,
- flibbertigibbets,
- parrot,
- circulators,
- talker,
- verbalizer,
- verbaliser,
- newsmongers,
- telltales,
- prattler,
- tattler,
- utterer,
- tyrant flycatcher,
- scandalizer,
- soliloquy,
- taleteller,
- newsmonger,
- TS,
- prattlers,
- flycatcher,
- speaker,
- rumors babbler,
- Circulator,
- gossipmonger,
- talebearer,
- tyrant bird,
- flibbertigibbet.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- freight train,
- nanna,
- packrat,
- revealing,
- reproacher,
- rapist,
- officious,
- romp,
- causerie,
- scuttlebutt,
- caller-up,
- phoner,
- telephoner,
- poll parrot,
- claver,
- yak,
- bragger,
- loudspeaker system,
- reader,
- talkativeness,
- grandmother,
- schmoozer,
- applauder,
- chin wag,
- examiner,
- watch,
- chaffer,
- confabulate,
- runaway,
- rumour,
- cackle,
- conversational partner,
- vocalizer,
- gabfest,
- trade rat,
- sneaker,
- fink,
- fool,
- snooper,
- pilferer,
- click,
- caller-out,
- schmoose,
- crybaby,
- reprover,
- palaver,
- nan,
- town crier,
- sermoniser,
- middleman,
- chew the fat,
- raver,
- fussy,
- old world flycatcher,
- granny knot,
- driveller,
- opinion poll,
- betrayer,
- rale,
- babble,
- foolish woman,
- pate,
- twaddle,
- hog,
- discourse,
- mortal,
- someone,
- waver,
- individual,
- public opinion poll,
- rattlesnake,
- snitch,
- moaner,
- spy,
- grannie,
- whiner,
- bellyacher,
- prate,
- meddling,
- hearsay,
- envelope,
- confabulation,
- rat,
- quiver,
- garrulousness,
- glint,
- babble out,
- blowout,
- garrulity,
- brinded,
- vocaliser,
- vaunter,
- upbraider,
- spark,
- blather,
- talk,
- gibber,
- squawker,
- mutterer,
- engaged,
- clack,
- stoolie,
- reversed,
- chattering,
- turkey,
- soul,
- speaker unit,
- tabby cat,
- confab,
- chin-wagging,
- grandma,
- brindled,
- boaster,
- shoo-in,
- sniveller,
- sleuth,
- jaw,
- stoolpigeon,
- monologue,
- rhetorician,
- queen,
- sneak thief,
- somebody,
- nosey-parker,
- schmooze,
- weeper,
- sing,
- pollard,
- braggart,
- singing,
- canvass,
- blusterer,
- tongue,
- preacher,
- grunter,
- loudspeaker,
- canary,
- brindle,
- comment,
- pump,
- stool pigeon,
- line-shooter,
- jokester,
- gran,
- small talk,
- company,
- yack,
- visit,
- flitter,
- peeping tom,
- in use,
- walkaway,
- gabble,
- transposed,
- motley fool,
- bruit,
- telling,
- crown,
- new world chat,
- public speaker,
- stag,
- lingua,
- loquaciousness,
- busybodied,
- voyeur,
- meddlesome,
- nosy-parker,
- chin-wag,
- glossa,
- chin wagging,
- speaker system,
- heart,
- flick,
- rattling,
- let the cat out of the bag,
- stock ticker,
- complainer,
- arguer,
- preacher man,
- tittle-tattle,
- speechmaker,
- blab out,
- prattle,
- interfering,
- lector,
- chatterer,
- chit chat,
- visitant,
- true flycatcher,
- spill the beans,
- peach,
- pig,
- dish the dirt,
- sneak,
- piffle,
- maunder,
- occupy,
- speechifier,
- rumourmonger,
- old world chat,
- anecdotist,
- chit-chat,
- flutter,
- shoot the breeze,
- yakety-yak.
- grumbler,
- bangor,
- visitor,
- natter,
- granny,
- laugher,
- rumor,
- Dialogist,
- blatherskite,
- raper,
- jester,
- flicker,
- loquacity,
- twaddler,
- conversation,
- ticker,
- Rapper,
- Clatterer,
- chatter,
- jay,
- scavenger,
- rebuker,
- ranter,
- sounder,
- conversationalist,
- tattle-tale,
- Assailer,
- Imposer,
- windjammer,
- orator,
- stream orchid,
- big talker,
- Jangler,
- haggler,
- interlocutor,
- crier,
- busy,
- sermonizer,
- Patterer,
- penetrator,
- tell-tale,
- chewer,
- gab,
- Clacker,
- rattler,
- Chafferer,
- chat,
- cackler,
- snitcher,
- rattle,
- peeper,
- gabbler,
- lecturer,
- chitchat,
- bellbird,
- Consulter,
- Clicker,
- mumbler,
- magpie,
- Quidnunc,
- inspector,
- Proser,
- Cajoler,
- blatherer,
- Gagger,
- Driveler,
- spokesman,
- poll,
- Giant Helleborine,
- joker,
- caller,
- converse,
- clapper,
- big-mouth.
How to use "Chatterer" in context?
Chatterers are affectionate and friendly people who enjoy making conversation. They are often the life of the party, and their ability to strike up a conversation with anyone makes them popular friends. They are also courteous and respectful, always opinionated but never judgmental.
Some believe that the chatterer's outgoing personality is what leads to their tendency to chatter. They are always in a good mood, which makes them want to share their happiness with everyone around them. Others say that chatterers simply have a lot to say, and that it is a magnetic quality that draws people in.
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