chin-wag

• “On one side we had Tory leader David Cameron and on the other we had Labour backbencher and all-round outspoken funny-man, Stephen Pound - happily laughing, joking and having a good old chin-wag together.”

  Strange Political Double Acts

• “Heath Row's flying fingers have produced an astonishing near-transcript of the proceedings at David Isenberg's WTF? conference, wherein tech, telco and policy wonks are having a hell of a chin-wag:”

  Boing Boing: April 4, 2004 - April 10, 2004 Archives

• “I had quite a good chin-wag with him for 10 minutes or so, and I have to say he seemed a really nice guy.”

  Archive 2005-10-01

• “Mr Chris Mac also dropped in for a drink, a "tab" not LSD, but Scot-speak for a cigarette, so I have learned and a chin-wag.”

  Archive 2005-01-01

• “When General Kynot spied Liir standing there — so much for the vigilance of their sentries! — he lop-winged over and indicated, with a strict jerk of his head, that they should retreat into the gorge for a bit of a chin-wag.”

  Son of a Witch

• “Much as I enjoy a good chin-wag, gents, I'd remind ye that we're all in immediate danger and our journey here was to seek the help of the Grey Lords, whom we understood these Off-Moo fellers to be.”

  The Dreamthief's Daughter

• “Now I'm goin 'to let you go, so you, an' that skunk Lablache'll be able to chin-wag over this night's doin's.”

  The Story of the Foss River Ranch

• “His jaw is all right, only he doesn't use it enough; in books the strong, silent man is a regular old chin-wag, and yet I fall over myself to answer his buzzer.”

  Malcolm Sage, Detective

• “He knows the driver and indulges in a pleasant chin-wag, or chat, with one of the sprinkling of other passengers.”

  News - latimes.com

• “Chestnut St., we will take the stage to have a little chin-wag about the fall arts season”

  chicagotribune.com - News

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