Definition of banter
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'information, gossip, speech, talk': |
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Definitions include: a lot of talk; "babble". |
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Definitions include: an informal chat. |
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Definitions include: basic facts. |
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Definitions include: the inside information. |
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Definitions include: excited. |
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Definitions include: a true back-story or set of facts. |
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Definitions include: inside information; "gossip". |
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Definitions include: gossip, secret information. |
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Definitions include: very good, excellent; "cool". |
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Definitions include: personal information about a person (for example: their real name, home address, phone number) that has been released on the web. |
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Definitions include: See the 411. |
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Definitions include: a greeting similar in form to "What's up?" or "What's crackin'?", but more related to new trends on the Internet. |
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Definitions include: information. |
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Definitions include: idle talk. |
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Definitions include: a conversation or speech designed to raise a person or group's mood or confidence. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: nose. |
| Definitions include: it literally means anything. |
| Definitions include: acronym for "I miss you so fucking much." |
| Definitions include: a female with no class or standards. |
| Definitions include: uncommon spelling of na-na. |
| Definitions include: Playing Dutch boy |
| Definitions include: a greeting; "what's going on?" |
| Definitions include: an attractive person, usually male. |
| Definitions include: to mistreat. |
| Definitions include: exclamation. |
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