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Meanings of quite chummy in English

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Usage of quite chummy in English
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I think she was quite chummy with Brenda in the greengrocers.
Evan and elle
2
He was quite chummy with the officers at the Navy Yard.
The Moneychangers
3
We grew quite chummy after that, and he told me all his crimes.
Told After Supper
4
Cedric used to be quite chummy with them when he was with me before.
Herb of Grace
5
She said: I imagine she's quite chummy with Catherine.
News.com.au
6
Turns out the gals are quite chummy, even hitting the town and dining out together.
News.com.au
7
Kennicott grumbled on their way home, "You and this Valborg fellow seem quite chummy."
Main Street
8
He became quite chummy with this officer and was never to be afraid of anything any more.
Bunker Bean
9
We were getting quite chummy.
Nothing in her way
10
He took me up to his room in Eighteenth Street, showed me his credentials, and we became quite chummy.
Dave Ranney / Or, Thirty Years on the Bowery; An Autobiography
11
We got quite chummy, and I happened to speak about Mackintosh & Co. Well, now, what do you think?
The Whirlpool
12
Fat was a big fat good-natured kid, and he and Bink got quite chummy; they were both farmers before the war.
Into the Jaws of Death
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But still, there were all sorts of last things to be thought of, and Lionel Varick and Bubbles became quite chummy over the affair.
From out the Vasty Deep
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It is Christmas Eve and the American woman and the English woman become quite chummy, and before long are sharing nips from the same bottle.
The new yorker
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Quite chummy through the time