Skip to main content
to convo

to convo

8.7
To talk briefly in an informal way
  • verb
  • /ˈkɒnvoʊ/
  • Informal
: charlar
  • If you want more details, just convo me anytime!

Examples

  • Let's convo about our travel plans when we meet this weekend.

  • Too often, I read this terminology in listings when sellers tell potential buyers to convo them.

    Blog text (20)
  • You can convo with your friends over coffee to catch up on life.

Synonyms

to talk
vsto convo
∞ 1.0

Speak with someone to share ideas or information

is specifically brief and casual rather than broad speaking acts
to chat
vsto convo
  • Informal
269 1.0

To talk in a friendly, informal way about small everyday things

is shorter and more casual than that kind of friendly talk
to chat about
vsto convo
  • Informal
40 1.6

To talk in a friendly, casual way about a subject

is more general and usually shorter than that subject talk
to converse
vsto convo
29 3.3

To talk with someone in a friendly way

is briefer and more casual than general informal exchanges
to shoot the breeze
vsto convo
  • Informal
9 6.8

To chat in a relaxed informal way about unimportant things

is shorter and more quickly casual than that relaxed exchange
to chew the fat
vsto convo
  • Informal
3 7.9

Talk in a friendly, relaxed way for a long time

is shorter and quicker rather than long flowing informal talk
to confabulate
vsto convo
  • Informal
8.7

To chat with others about small, unimportant things

is usually shorter and more casual than those light exchanges
to bat the breeze
vsto convo
  • Informal
8.1

To talk in a relaxed, friendly way

is briefer and more casual than that relaxed informal exchange
to batting the breeze
vsto convo
  • Informal
8.8

To talk in a relaxed way about nothing important

is more concise and quicker than that aimless informal talking
to claver
vsto convo
  • Archaic
9.9

To have a light friendly chat about unimportant things

is shorter and more casual than that kind of gossiping talk
to jawbone
vsto convo
  • Informal
9.3

Talk in a friendly, relaxed way

is briefer and less involved than that idly social talking
to chaffer
vsto convo
  • Archaic
9.9

Talk in a friendly way about small, unimportant things

is quicker and more casual than that friendly but empty talk
to jive about
vsto convo
  • Informal
8.5

To talk in a lively, informal way about things like music

is less lively and usually shorter than that casual discussion
splitting the breeze
vsto convo
  • Informal
9.9

Talking in a friendly, relaxed way with other people

is briefer and more directly casual than that idle banter

How Casual

to chitchat
  • Informal
7 3.0
to banter
  • Informal
9 4.6
to convo
  • Informal
8.7
to chat
  • Informal
269 1.0
to talk
∞ 1.0
to converse
29 3.3
to discuss
∞ 1.6

Surface Forms

convo infinitive
convoed past
convoed past participle
convoing present participle
convos third person singular

Etymology

Convo as a verb comes from the same short form of conversation, so to 'convo' someone is to have a quick 'chat' with them. This use turns the noun into a simple action: to talk briefly or casually.