claver (Meaning)
Wordnet
claver (v)
talk socially without exchanging too much information
Webster
claver (n.)
See Clover.
Frivolous or nonsensical talk; prattle; chattering.
Synonyms & Antonyms of claver
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claver Sentence Examples
- In the village square, the locals would often gather to claver about the day's events.
- At the tea party, the ladies clavered animatedly about the latest scandals in town.
- Sitting by the fireplace, the elders would claver for hours, sharing stories and wisdom.
- During lunch breaks, coworkers would claver in the break room, discussing everything from work to personal matters.
- Children playing in the park would claver excitedly, their voices carrying across the playground.
- At the market stalls, shoppers would claver with vendors, haggling over prices and sharing news.
- In the pub, patrons would claver over pints of ale, discussing sports, politics, and local affairs.
- Walking along the cobblestone streets, neighbors would claver over fences, catching up on each other's lives.
- In the countryside, farmers would claver while working in the fields, taking breaks to share stories and jokes.
- During family gatherings, relatives would claver around the dinner table, enjoying each other's company and laughter.
FAQs About the word claver
talk socially without exchanging too much informationSee Clover., Frivolous or nonsensical talk; prattle; chattering.
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In the village square, the locals would often gather to claver about the day's events.
At the tea party, the ladies clavered animatedly about the latest scandals in town.
Sitting by the fireplace, the elders would claver for hours, sharing stories and wisdom.
During lunch breaks, coworkers would claver in the break room, discussing everything from work to personal matters.
