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Slang for chewing tobacco. Instead of chew, we refer to it as a chatter. The chatter will be spit into the schpater. After a long night of drinking, there's always time for a chatter and some West Wing.
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a person who spends all free and paid time online talking with others who are obsessive compulsive as well..generally having no job...no life..or teeth. Living life precariously behind a keyboard..waking up to pee and see whats up online. Shes not fat shes a chatter.
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A person who spends all free and paid time online talking with others who are obsessive compulsive as well...no life..or teeth. Living life precariously behind a keyboard..waking up to pee and see whats up online. Usually laying in bed with cordless keyboard on lap typing away.
Other compulsive online activies include singles sites, indulging in internet friends sites, usually refering to online people that they have never met as, "friends" eventhough they have never met them. She never moves from the computer, she is such a chatter.
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Refer to a piece of (or a segment of) electronic communications (could be of any kind - phone, encrypted radio, satellite, email, etc.) that contains sensitive information which may be of interest to the government or an intelligence agency. Langley picked up some chatters this morning suggesting a deep sleeping terrorist cell -- right here in DC -- has just been activated. NSA is still analyzing the intel but we need to brief the President right NOW.
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