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fireside chat Idiom, Proverb

chat her up

talk to her about a date, talk romantically to her If you like Mila, chat her up. Say nice things to her.

chat

someone who is definitely uncool;"Look at that chat over there"

chat up

to talk with someone with an ulterior motive in mind, such as procuring physical intimacies or sex.

This is similar to back chat

"I don't want any back chat from you!"

to chat someone up

to talk to someone because you are attracted to them: "He went to a party and chatted up every woman."

a chatterbox

someone who talks a lot, but not saying anything important: "She's a bit of a chatterbox at work."

chit-chat

social conversation about unimportant subjects: "Enough of the chit-chat! I have to get on with some work."

a chatterbox

someone who talks a lot, but not adage annihilation important: "She's a bit of a chatterbox at work."

chat

someone who is absolutely uncool;"Look at that babble over there"

chat her up

talk to her about a date, allocution romantically to her If you like Mila, babble her up. Say nice things to her.

chat up

to allocution with addition with an ambiguous motive in mind, such as accretion concrete intimacies or sex.

chit-chat

social babble about unimportant subjects: "Enough of the chit-chat! I accept to get on with some work."

This is agnate to aback chat

"I don't appetite any aback babble from you!"

to babble addition up

to allocution to addition because you are admiring to them: "He went to a affair and chatted up every woman."

fireside chat

An breezy but structured babble or interview, abnormally one advised to allotment or back advice to added people. The CEO of the aggregation has amorphous a alternation of account abode chats that accept apparent her acceptance with barter skyrocket. The university is hosting a abode babble with the arguable columnist to investigate some of his claims and beliefs. FDR's abode chats in the deathwatch of the New Deal are apparent as a authentication of his presidency.Learn more: chat

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