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  1. 17-Dec-2005, 06:13 #1
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    Question to chatter (teeth)

    Hi all,

    Is there any one who can tell me the meaning of this term:

    “my teeth are chattering.”
    Thanks & regards
  2. 17-Dec-2005, 06:44 #2
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    Default Re: to chatter (teeth)

    When you're very cold or frightened and you mouth starts moving up and down uncontrollably, your teeth and chattering.
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