natters
Goes on endlessly
Natters is the third-person singular of natter, meaning to chat or talk at length about trivial matters.
The word is primarily British: She natters on the phone for hours.
Natter suggests idle, inconsequential conversation—not quite gossip, but not substantive either.
As a noun, a natter is such a chat: We had a nice natter over tea.
chatter
Light, rapid speech
gab · jabber · chitchat · small talk · banter · tattle · yak · blather · waffle · ramble
grumbles
Low, discontented muttering
kvetches · carps · fusses · nags · groans · mutters · bellyaches · cavils · grouches · peeves
- discussionsdiscussion, discussions, forum, talks, roundtable
speech conciseness and purpose
nattersgets to the point
Addresses core matter directly
summarizes · articulates · declaims · orates · pronounces