Shoot breeze.
/ʃuːt briːz/
Shoot breeze.
/ʃuːt briːz/
Shoot breeze" is an idiom that refers to engaging in light, casual conversation. Originating from the American slang where 'to shoot' means to talk, and 'breeze' symbolizes the inconsequential nature of the conversation, this phrase encapsulates the art of informal communication. This idiom is particularly valuable for those looking to improve their conversational skills and ease in social settings.
We just sat around shooting the breeze.
We engaged in casual conversation.
Let's grab a coffee and shoot the breeze.
We should meet up and have a casual, informal chat over coffee.
After work, they often go to the bar to shoot the breeze and unwind.
They relaxed and engaged in light, casual conversation after work.