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chat

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chat (1), noun, verb, chatted,chatting.

chat

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chat (2), noun.
(Dialect.)
1. a catkin.
2. a small branch or twig, such as is used for kindling a fire.
3. a bit of stone or other coarse particle.

chat

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expr. chat up, (Especially British Informal.) to talk to informally; have a chat with.
Ex. Two [soldiers] were chatting up the girls behind the sparkling new counter (London Times).

chat

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noun 1. easy, familiar talk.
Ex. The two friends had a pleasant chat about old times.
2. any one of several birds with a chattering cry, chiefly warblers, including the European whinchat and stonechat, and in North America the yellow-breaste

chat

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v.i. to talk in an easy familiar way.
Ex. My neighbor and I were chatting over the fence after supper.