Use "natter" in a sentence

1. Might as well take a look, have a natter

2. I had only to begin telling about my recent travels to send them to sleep each night, leaving me free to join the other colonials for a game of cards, a natter, or a walk through an oak forest to the ancient Aberfoyle Pub where Rob Roy was supposed to have wet his whistle, and they didn't mind serving me soft drink – unlike a pub in Glasgow where I was threatened with a thumping for daring to ask

3. “Why not you and me go? It has been ages since we had a good natter; and you can fill me in on all the scandal

4. She would arrive halfway through the meal, not to eat (she never ate), but to natter at Daddy about wedding plans while he receded behind the Times