chuntering

Mr Bercow's banter with Mr Grayling looked to me very much like 'chuntering' - if we can use the word the Speaker himself threw at Keith Simpson.

Home | Mail Online 2009

Mr Bercow's banter with Mr Grayling looked to me very much like 'chuntering' - if we can use the word the Speaker himself threw at Keith Simpson.

Home | Mail Online 2009

Mr Bercow's banter with Mr Grayling looked to me very much like 'chuntering' - if we can use the word the Speaker himself threw at Keith Simpson.

Home | Mail Online 2009

Last week there was also an incident when a Tory frontbencher, Keith Simpson, was clumsily told off by the Squeaker for 'chuntering'.

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Last week there was also an incident when a Tory frontbencher, Keith Simpson, was clumsily told off by the Squeaker for 'chuntering'.

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Last week there was also an incident when a Tory frontbencher, Keith Simpson, was clumsily told off by the Squeaker for 'chuntering'.

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"chuntering," but he obeyed at once, leading the ponies at a quick walk in and out amongst several ostrich enclosures, till they were quite a quarter of a mile from the farm, from which there came the buzz of voices and the occasional stamp of a horse on the still night air.

A Dash from Diamond City George Manville Fenn 1870

There has been no repeat of that in Wigan but there has been plenty of chuntering.

Wigan silent as rival coaches voice concern over tackles and tactics 2011

Second set: Djokovic* 6-2, 4-2 Nadal *denotes server Nadal doesn't look happy at the changeover - he's chuntering away to the referee.

Novak Djokovic v Rafael Nadal - as it happened! | John Ashdown 2011

Not only do you refer to his latest little chuntering disciplinary problem, but you've put his sulky face up at the top of the OBO.

Australia v New Zealand - live! | Rob Smyth 2011