To shoot the breeze: meaning and example
English
To shoot the breeze
To have a casual, informal conversation with no particular purpose.
“We spent the afternoon shooting the breeze on the porch.”
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Small talk
Casual or light conversation about non-important topics.
Mingling
Moving around and talking to many people at a social event.
To drop someone a line
To send someone a brief message or letter.
To hit it off
To quickly establish a good relationship with someone.
Get-together
An informal social gathering of people.
Social butterfly
A person who enjoys talking to many people and attending social events.
Small circle of friends
A close and limited number of friends.
To catch up
To share recent news and update each other about life.
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