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Noun chat show has 1 sense
  1. talk show, chat show - a program during which well-known people discuss a topic or answer questions telephoned in by the audience; "in England they call a talk show a chat show"
    --1 is a kind of broadcast, program, programme
    --1 has particulars: phone-in

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Chat Show

Definition:

A chat show refers to a television or radio program where a host interviews a guest or a group of guests, typically discussing various topics of interest.

Senses:

1. Popular Sense:

In the popular sense, a chat show is an entertaining program that provides a platform for celebrities, experts, or influential individuals to engage in light-hearted discussions, share anecdotes, and promote their work.

Example: I watched the latest episode of the popular chat show last night where the host interviewed Hollywood actors.

2. Local Sense:

In a local context, a chat show can also refer to a program that focuses on local news, events, and interests, featuring discussions with local personalities and community members.

Example: The local chat show highlighted the city's upcoming festivals and interviewed local artists.

Usage:

  • The chat show tonight is hosting a renowned author who will talk about his latest book.
  • She appeared on a chat show to promote her upcoming movie.
  • After winning the championship, the sports team made an appearance on a chat show.

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