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chat room
noun
a network on the Internet that hosts real-time typed coversation US- Rush Limbuagh makes regular appearances on CompuServe, although acerbic “Rush Rooms”–a Limbaugh-oriented chat room where users can discuss issues in real time–pop up on several online services. — Boston Globe, p. 51, 8 July 1993
- Subscribers can talk directly to one another in “chat rooms’ —subnetworks in which up to two-dozen people can type comments to one another. — New York Times, p. 1, 20 June 1993
- When the Internet first happened, chat rooms were the place to be. — Suroosh Alvi et al., The Vice Guide, p. 16, 2002
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