Chatterbox
Chatterbox
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Chatterbox may refer to:
In music[edit]
- Chatterbox (band), an American industrial music band
- Chatterbox Records, an Australian-based record label
- Chatterbox (album), a 1990 demo for the band Toadies
In print[edit]
- Chatterbox, a political column written by Timothy Noah
- Chatterbox, a children's weekly paper founded in 1866 by John Erskine Clarke
- Chatterbox, a games forum published daily in the Guardian newspaper
In computers[edit]
- Chatterbot or chatterbox, a computer bot which attempts to maintain a conversation with a person
- A shoutbox, a website feature that allows people to quickly leave messages on said website
In food and drink[edit]
- Chatterbox (restaurant), a restaurant in Singapore
In movies and television[edit]
- Chatterbox (1936 film), starring Anne Shirley
- Chatterbox (1943 film), starring Joe E. Brown
- Chatterbox (1977 film), a comedy film about a woman with a talking vagina
- Chatterbox (1993 film), a film by Liu Miaomiao
- Chatterbox, a puppet on the Australian TV series Hi-5
- "The Chatterbox", a season 2 episode from the American TV series The Nanny
Characters[edit]
- Mr. Chatterbox, in the Mr. Men children's book series
- Little Miss Chatterbox, in the Little Miss children's book series
- Chatterbox, a member of the fictional disaster squad Ro-Busters
- Chatterbox in Hi-5 series
Other uses[edit]
- Chatterbox Falls, a waterfall in Princess Louisa Inlet, British Columbia, Canada
- Paper fortune teller, an origami also called a "chatterbox"
- Chatterbox FM, a fictional talk radio station in the video game series Grand Theft Auto
- "Chatterbox", informal term for a talkative person, sometimes a compulsive talker
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