chat ** , also: chat away

And he called her several times a week to chat about the day.

You do everything right, but you've been chatting the whole time.

But first you should chat about the idea for several days.

I would love to get together and chat some more.

From now on I'm not going to chat to you any more.

He was the kind who would chat about anything else.

So I needed to chat him up a little longer.

He made a point of chatting to her at all times.

His mother is a very good friend and we chat often.

If he wanted to chat with me, we could do so in public.

You're chatting about what you'd like to do when you leave school.

You chat with them and let me know what they say.

The dark girl was still chatting to her friend about something going on at college.

He actually asked me to, called to see if I was free to chat for a moment.

We chat for five minutes at the most about family and law school friends.

When she came back, the job was nearly done, with the two men chatting like old friends.

They've been chatting on the phone for the last hour or so.

Everyone wanted to chat and had the time to do it.

They may sit down at a table to chat to a friend.

After all, she had every right to be there chatting with him.

She often stopped to chat with him about his family.

Got all that chatting on the phone out of your system yet?

Others went on chatting as if she were not there.

And the children would chat about it to their parents.

She should look in on me and we can chat, even though it's late.