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Chatty Cathy 

Any woman (or man) who wont shut up. Sometimes it's interesting, sometimes it's not. Mostly not.
Lady: And then I woke up and put the blah blah .....
Me: *omg such a chatty cathy*
Chatty Cathy by seaswimmer August 16, 2016

Chatty Cathy 

Hey Chatty Cathy, shut the fuck up we're trying to watch the game.
Chatty Cathy by examsesh May 3, 2006

Snap-chatty Cathy 

A person who is always sending and receieving snapchats.
Alison is always on her phone sending snapchats.. She's a little snap-chatty Cathy.
Snap-chatty Cathy by D-rek831 August 20, 2013

chatty cathy 

Used as a Utah slang word for the typical LDS group daters that ruin where ever they go by bringing a horde of "Chatty Cathy's" along. Hence, Girls that can't seem to shut the F*** up and talk over meaningless shit non-stop.

Also being transposed into the gay scene of Utah as drama queen gays who can not help but not create rumors, embellish, or reveal any personable items with no remorse.
Damn, can you hear all those chatty cathy 's that just walked into the movie theater? I better get my stun gun to shut those bitches up.
chatty cathy by Amos Vanburren November 25, 2007

Chatty Cathy 

A reference to a Mattel doll developed by the Handlers (also the inventors of the "Barbie" line of dolls) and sold from 1959 through 1965. "Chatty Cathy" had a pull-string on her back; she randomly "said" one of eleven phrases when it was pulled.

In modern slang, a "Chatty Cathy" is an epithet used to describe a person who is talking incessantly (and annoying the people around them).
"The bus driver is a real Chatty Cathy. I'm trying to listen to a podcast, but he just keeps blabbing to another passenger."
Chatty Cathy by Spekkio July 31, 2022

catty_artz 

Man 1:Hi I’m friends with catty_artz
Man 2:…
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