"Chattle" is actually spelled Chattel and comes from a Middle English word meaning "property." It is commonly used to refer to degraded or enslaved people; those seen as property. In some areas, it has a racist connotation. If you are going to be a bigot, at least learn how to spell your slurs.
In the early days of the United States, human beings were often traded like chattel (misspelled as chattle).
by Celestiallama February 20, 2008
by Chattler69@7WC October 20, 2023
A group of clemains. A group of black people. In the old south a group of slaves were known as chattle.
See Clemain
See Clemain
Damn Schu, I was walking home the other day when I felt like someone was behind me and it smelt like fried chicken, not to my suprise, when I tunred around I was confronted by chattle.
by Medgeweiner October 10, 2004