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Meanings of shmooze in English

Talk idly or casually and in a friendly way.

Synonyms
Examples for "jawbone"
Examples for "jawbone"
1
Susannah leaned forward and touched the jawbone Roland held in his hands.
The waste lands
2
She nodded at the case, where the jawbone was supposed to be.
The nightmarys
3
There is Samson belaboring the Philistines with the jawbone of an ass.
Passages from the French and Italian Notebooks, Volume 2.
4
A woman played the other jawbone, which was from a younger animal.
The Mammoth Hunters
5
A scar along his jawbone wouldn't be pretty, but it wasn't disastrous.
Complete Books of Blood
1
Law school had taught her to schmooze through stress, if nothing else.
Heart of stone
2
Kept to himself, didn't schmooze in the lunchroom, didn't attend social events.
Bones Never Lie
3
They're afraid we won't come, or if we do, we won't schmooze.
Stiltsville: a novel
4
Maybe picture taking was a ploy used to schmooze the locals.
Bones of the Lost
5
He is not about lunch, idle schmooze, or hugging it out.
The new yorker
Usage of shmooze in English
1
We needed someone who could shmooze in the mother tongue.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
2
I shmooze well with the rich and famous.
Happiness key
3
If he refused social engagements because no one he needed to shmooze was on the guest list, she went into action.
Fortunate harbor
4
My Curtis is a pint-sized zealot who'd probably rather cut off his right arm than drink, swear, smoke, or shmooze with nudies.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
5
In his naïveté, Mick believed friendship with Tsedraiter Ike was still possible if only Tsedraiter Ike would sit down and shmooze with him.
Kalooki Nights
6
So she shmoozes with racists?
Kalooki Nights
Shmooze through the time