To chatter persistently or excessively at; to pester with talk (rare or archaic).
From the prefix 'be-' combined with 'chatter' (from imitative Old English origins); the 'be-' prefix adds a sense of persistent or intensive action.
A word that captures that specific annoyance of someone who won't stop talking at you—'bechattered' is more memorable than 'talked at persistently,' which is why we should bring it back.
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