Synonyms and antonyms of Informal conversation about other people or unimportant things in American Thesaurus

conversation (noun)

informal talk between people

chat (noun)

a friendly conversation

gossip (noun)

conversation about unimportant subjects, especially people’s private lives

chatter (noun)

continuous fast informal talk, usually about unimportant subjects

banter (noun)

friendly conversation in which people tell jokes and laugh at each other

small talk (noun)

informal conversation about things that are not important

waffle (noun)

mainly Britishinformal talk or writing that uses a lot of words but does not say anything important or interesting

repartee (noun)

conversation that is full of clever and funny comments

heart-to-heart (noun)

a very private conversation between two people, usually concerning their personal feelings

bants (noun)

Britishvery informal friendly conversation in which people tell jokes and laugh at each other

badinage (noun)

literary conversation with a lot of jokes and clever comments in it

chat (noun)

informal talk

chitchat (noun)

informal friendly conversation about things that are not very important

conversation (noun)

a talk between two or more people, usually a private and informal one

conversational (adjective)

relating to conversations

goss (noun)

informal gossip

gossip (noun)

an occasion on which people gossip

grapevine (noun)

informal the way in which information spreads quickly from one person to another through conversation

natter (noun)

Britishinformal a conversation with a friend about unimportant things

old talk (noun)

West African conversation about unimportant things

polite conversation ()

conversation that is made with someone because they are with you and not because you really want to talk to them

prattle (noun)

silly talk about unimportant things

scuttlebutt (noun)

Americaninformal stories about someone’s personal life, especially ones that contain unkind or false information

story (noun)

something that people are talking about that may not be true

talk (noun)

ordinary conversations between people

talk (noun)

discussion of other people’s private lives

tittle-tattle (noun)

informal talk about what someone else is doing, especially when it is not true or accurate

wind (noun)

informal conversation or talk that has no meaning

word (noun)

a short conversation or discussion, usually without other people listening

word of mouth ()

communication that consists of comments that people make to each other in an informal way, not formal communication such as news reports and advertisements