shoot the breeze

shoot the breeze
Meaning: spend time chatting, useless talking or chit-chat.
Example: Instead of shooting the breeze for so long, she should get to work.

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scrape the bottom of the barrel ❯❮ close the books

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I love this capsized

- Hanan April 10, 2019

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