[Slang] SHOOT THE BREEZE. - Learn to Chat Informally in English with This Phrase

Casual conversation.

To "shoot the breeze" means to engage in a casual or informal conversation. It suggests talking about light or unimportant subjects purely for entertainment or to pass the time. This expression reflects a relaxed, easy-going approach to communication, where the focus is on the enjoyment of interaction rather than exchanging serious information.

Example Sentences

1. Let's go outside and shoot the breeze.

   Let's go outside and casually chat.

2. We spent the whole afternoon shooting the breeze.

   We spent the entire afternoon having casual conversations.

3. Just sitting on the porch with my grandpa, shooting the breeze about life.

   Just sitting on the porch with my grandpa, chatting about life.