There’s been some chatter

A jocular and sarcastic way to deliver some brutally honest criticism under the guise of it being a third party’s opinion.

Hey Marshall I know there’s been some chatter about you not being a good fit for this job. I’ve heard some terms thrown around like “terrible hire” and “first to go”, but I want you to ignore the noise and keep doing what you’re doing.

by T Macalicious January 25, 2021

catty

adj--being nasty about or to someone else, usually on petty grounds

The men in my office are way more catty than the women; they're always cutting down some other guy's taste in records or books.

by bodhibound November 2, 2007

facebook chatting

Talking to someone on facebook chat. Often used to talk to people by someone who doesn't have a texting plan or is over their limit. Quickly replaced IM

Sheila used up all her text message on her boyfriend so to talk to her friends she had to rely on facebook chatting them.

by honeypig February 28, 2009

chatter box

someone who dosnt shut up

dat bitch is a chatter box!!

by mikey baby December 31, 2006

Chaitya

The most awesome person ever to exist

A: man, that dude is awesome
B: yeah, he's a Chaitya

by Joe th sam June 21, 2021

Yahoo Chatter

One that sits on the computer for countless hours in yahoo chat rooms, usually can see many of the same people in the same rooms for days on end. Alot of chatters even meet together for "gatherings" or "chat parties". these people generally have no life away from the computer.

"he's gone to hang out with the yahoo chatters this weekend"

"crazy dumbass yahoo chatters"

by Tony Montana July 12, 2004

cattycorner

Comes from catercorner
Pronunciation: 'ka-tE-"kor-n&r, 'ka-t&-, 'ki-tE-
Definition: diagonally across from. Because of the way catercorner is prounounced it was sometimes spelled, cattycorner, and later kittycorner. People of poor breeding might say catacorner.
Function: adverb or adjective
Etymology: obsolete cater four + corner

"The house cattycorner from our house".

by TheBushwacker May 1, 2006