Object

• nagware: Just how much does a guy have to pay before nattering nagware goes away?

Converse of object

• have: Just give you two minutes to maybe have a natter to the person next to you.

• enjoy: The Guilds are a great way to learn and share new skills, meet fellow crafters and enjoy a good natter!

Adjective modifier

• old: We had a good old natter with the lady herself.

• nice: In fact, they got on so well, we were able to have a nice natter.

• long: He had been living there since childhood and we had a long natter about life in general and existence in the Hebrides.

• right: Ferguson is still not talking to the BBC but he had a right old natter to Sky.

• local: My first venture was the 9 miles to my local natter at the Talbot, Ripley and what a welcome they gave me.

Preposition: on

• net: Nattering on the net: Women, power and cyberspace.

Modifying Another Word

• away: Been chatting to a friend, it all started going wrong on Friday, was up till 6 in the morning nattering away.

• n't: Do n't natter during the service in such a way that you distract those around you from following what's being said.

• still: They were still nattering in the garden at midnight.