nattering's Usage Examples:

the California Republican Convention in San Diego, Agnew targeted "the nattering nabobs of negativism.

on critics of the Nixon administration, described these opponents as "nattering nabobs of negativism".

importance, as in the famous alliterative dismissal of the news media as "nattering nabobs of negativism" in a speech that was delivered by Nixon's vice president.

actual information, with some essays showing no more work than blog level nattering, that I’d rather trade them all for fiction from the non-winning nominees.

Francis King, "More nattering please" - review of The Other Garden and Collected Stories, The Spectator.

The New York Times commented: “The tone of the novel might be mild and nattering if Ms Atkinson were not so handy with the chill-worthy frisson.

New York Times, Laura Miller said the book "strikes a tone of gossipy nattering from the start and maintains it, with numbing consistency, all the way.

for Spiro Agnew; he is known for having created Agnew's famous term, "nattering nabobs of negativism".

On Slate, Troy Patterson found it tiresome for its "nattering" and "ambitious hogwash".

anecdotage, and sour kiss-offs" and, ultimately, "callow, grating, and glibly nattering.

Gallace dissolves ongoing nattering about abstraction and representation, achieving the rare, staunch beauty.

works display this sudden movement between slow chord movements and the nattering of percussion and / or instruments, such as Flight Box (2001) or Hammer.

in the afternoon of 23 March 2003, while I was at the pub nattering with a friend.

swagger they once had, relying instead on bloodless synth lines and itchy, nattering drums" and that Slim's performance on them suffered.

country criticizing incumbent Democratic Senators with epithets such as "nattering nabobs of negativism.

Monogatarishū (circa 1120) first uses it describing a burglar who murdered a nattering scholar of Chinese classical law.

relentlessly busy up through its final credits, and it's clever in a nattering way.

Synonyms:

chat; chatter; chit-chat; claver; gossip; jaw; converse; discourse; shmoose; chew the fat; confabulate; schmooze; visit; chaffer; schmoose; shmooze; chitchat; jawbone; confab; shoot the breeze;

Antonyms:

praise; synonymous; forward;