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chatter from

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chatter from something
[for one's teeth] to shake noisily with a chill from the cold, the dampness, a fever, etc. My teeth were chattering from the extreme cold. It was a terrible illness. My teeth chattered from the chills that followed the fever.
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Now we can look forward to Euro 2008 without the inane chatter from English commentators and mentions of the 1966 World Cup - well maybe not, I am sure they will still manage to slip it into any game Germany play.
WOMEN'S sewing circles have nothing on the chatter from brokers' get togethers.
 
 
 
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