No telling, until she had the chance to chitchat him personally.

Here, we don't chitchat much about the weather or foreign policy or world peace.

Sometimes, before class, they chitchat with other online kids about the weather: "It is snowing here."

Perhaps you chitchat unconsciously with unseen associates at the midnight hour.

At the dinner table, the family would chitchat about ways to prove the Pythagorean theorem.

In between meetings, when people would chitchat, the conversation would go, 'How about Al?

"They help you and they go and chitchat with you.

Women chitchat about grandchildren and cardiologists.

"We can chitchat later."

I'd enjoy when people would stop by and we'd chitchat, and it's a big piece of your heart that's missing when it's not like that anymore.

"We'll chitchat till Ray shows," the sheriff stage-whispered and stood shoulder to shoulder with Anna, both looking as guilty as villains from a melodrama.

I thought we could chitchat, you and I." ""You want to know about Bascal," Mursk said, with no particular emphasis.

Their favorite way to spend an evening, Mrs. Mosbacher said, is with six friends, seated around a circular table in the first-floor den, "where we can chitchat, have common conversation."

As they chitchat in order to get acquainted, Edith comes down and tells René they have to "feed the chickens" (that is, give food to the airmen) and addresses him as "René".