low-keychat

noun
UK /ˌləʊ kiː ˈtʃæt/
US /ˌloʊ kiː ˈtʃæt/

A quiet, relaxed talk between people.

We had a low-keychat about our weekend plans.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A private, informal online message that is not meant to draw attention.

She sent me a low-keychat to ask if I was okay.

3. A calm discussion meant to avoid arguments or drama.

The team had a low-keychat to settle the small misunderstanding.

4. A short, gentle conversation held in a low voice.

They shared a low-keychat in the corner of the library.