verb
General Slang
natter
NAT-uh · verb · informal
To chat idly or gossip.
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Definitions
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To talk at length in a casual, chatty way. Widespread but a Northern staple.
“They stood nattering at the gate for an hour.”
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natter In A Sentence
They stood nattering at the gate for an hour.
Origin & Usage
British dialect, imitative of continuous chatter.
People Also Ask
What does natter mean?
To natter is to chat idly or gossip at length in a casual way. It's widespread in Britain but a Northern staple.
Can natter be a noun?
Yes — you can 'have a natter,' meaning a casual chat.
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