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Palaver (noun), profuse and idle talk; chatter. Example sentence:

The teachers held a long palaver as to what was to be done with the students.

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Palaver (noun), profuse and idle talk; chatter. Example sentence:

The teachers held a long palaver as to what was to be done with the students.

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A palaver is a village council meeting or folkmoot, unnecessary talk or fuss, or a meeting at which there is a lot of unnecessary talk.

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Dat was Palaver - 1971 TV is rated/received certificates of:

Netherlands:AL

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