Definition of claver - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
chatterDated UK frivolous or nonsensical talkDated UK
- Their meeting was filled with claver about the weather.
Verb
1.
communicationDated UK gossip in a casual mannerDated UK
- He clavered with his friends at the pub.
2.
chatDated UK engage in light informal conversationDated UK
- They clavered by the fireplace all evening.
Origin of claver
Scots, claver (to gossip)
Examples of claver in a sentence
She enjoyed the claver with her old friends. They clavered about the latest news in the office. She loves to claver with her neighbors over the fence. They clavered over coffee at the cafe. We often claver during our lunch breaks.
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- French:bavardage, bavarder, ...
- German:Geschwätz, plaudern, ...
- Italian:chiacchiere, chiacchierare, ...
- Spanish:charla, cotillear, ...
- Portuguese:conversa fiada, conversar, ...
- Chinese:闲聊, 聊天, ...
- Japanese:無駄話, 噂話をする, ...
- Arabic:ثَرثَرَة, ثَرْثَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:פִּטְפּוּט, לְרַכֵּל, ...
- Russian:пустая болтовня, болтать, ...
- Ukrainian:балаканина, пліткувати, ...
- Hindi:बकवास, गपशप करना, ...
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