Capable of being chatted about; suitable for casual conversation; friendly and easy to talk to.
From chat plus the suffix -able, meaning 'capable of' or 'suitable for.' The -able suffix transforms verbs into adjectives describing possibility or suitability.
Modern words like chattable appear as we digitalize language—'I'm not chattable today' means something different than 'I'm not talkative,' implying a receptivity or availability that's almost a social state. Digital communication rewires how we use old words.
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