natter
Natters
A lady with extreme levels of class, volumtuous breasts, beautiful features up and down, with eyes that draw you in like a penis to a vagina
Natter
A word used to draw attention towards an attractive person. Is often used when an individual who has spotted talent wishes to alert his/her companions.
Usually said with the same intonation as 'banter'.
Antonyms: Anti-natter.
Usually said with the same intonation as 'banter'.
Antonyms: Anti-natter.
Nattering Ram
To wear down others in conversation by endlessly droning on about inconsequential things; or, a person who employs this tactic.
Example:
I just spent the weekend listening to my mother-in-law being a total nattering ram about her cats.
I just spent the weekend listening to my mother-in-law being a total nattering ram about her cats.
nattering nabobs of negativism
naughty nattering
The practice between lovers, while conversing, of lapsing into extended prattling of the utmost intimacy, either in seclusion or via telephone or public whispering. In its best realization, no topic is out of bounds, nor is any shame or inhibition evident. Arousal is a necessary outcome.
Example:
"Every time Barb & I make phone contact, her sultry voice inevitably leads us both into Naughty Nattering."
"Every time Barb & I make phone contact, her sultry voice inevitably leads us both into Naughty Nattering."
smat nattering
natter-birds
Example:
That Billy and his friends are such natter-birds that they thought a potato was actually a piece of corn.
That Billy and his friends are such natter-birds that they thought a potato was actually a piece of corn.