warychat
nounUK /ˈweəriˌtʃæt/
US /ˈweriˌtʃæt/
A warychat is a careful talk where you watch what you say.
The two spies had a warychat in the corner of the room.
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2. A short online message written with extra care so it cannot be misunderstood.
She sent a warychat to her boss before the meeting.
3. A group chat where members stay alert for tricky or misleading words.
The club's warychat helped everyone spot fake news.
4. The habit of thinking before you speak in a new or risky situation.
His warychat kept him out of trouble on the first day.