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Definition of “prate”

prate (preɪt )

ˈprater noun

ˈpratingly adverb

C15: of Germanic origin; compare Middle Dutch prāten, Icelandic and Norwegian prata, Danish prate

= chatter, go on, gas, boast, rabbit (on), jaw, brag, babble, waffle, drivel, yak, gab, blather, witter on, blether, shoot your mouth off

And these attributes tie significantly to the things that Google-knockers prate about.

Globe and Mail (2004)

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