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chinwag

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chinwag [ˈtʃɪnˌwæg]
n
Brit informal a chat or gossipy conversation
Translations
chinwag [ˈtʃɪnwæg] N to have a chinwag → charlar, darle al palique
chinwag [ˈtʃɪnwæg] n (British) to have a chinwag → tailler une bavette
chinwag
n (Brit inf) → Schwatz m (inf)
chinwag [ˈtʃɪnˌwæg] n (Brit) (fam) to have a chinwag → fare una chiacchierata
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Richard Dunne was sat on the pitch having a chinwag with Henry whereas I'd have been wanting to put one on him.
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The talk-show host failed to recognise the striker intially but Totti eventually blew his cover then stayed on air for a chinwag.
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The digital missions, organised by agency Chinwag and UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), are a series of trade events which support UK digital companies looking to expand their business or gain investment overseas.
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