adda
- noun
- Indian
- We often have a weekend adda at my friend's house to catch up.
Examples
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The café was filled with laughter and adda late into the evening.
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Let's have an adda at my place this weekend.
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After class, the students enjoyed a lively adda in the campus courtyard.
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The local park is a great spot for an adda.
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After class, the students enjoyed a lively adda in the campus courtyard.
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We often have a weekend adda at my friend's house to catch up.
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Let's have an adda at my place this weekend.
Synonyms
Friendly, light talk about unimportant things
Short friendly talk about unimportant things
A short informal talk between people
A short friendly talk between people
A short informal private talk between people
A friendly informal chat between people who know each other
A friendly relaxed chat between people, often over coffee
A relaxed meeting where people talk and drink coffee
A short friendly chat that helps people relax
How Informal
- Informal
- Indian
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Adda comes from Bengali and Hindi adda, originally meaning 'a place to meet', and by extension it also means an informal 'chat' or friendly conversation. That's why people say they had an adda when they enjoyed long talks with friends.