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chin-chin
[ chin-chin ]
chin-chin
sentence substitute
- informal.a greeting, farewell, or toast
Word History and Origins
Origin of chin-chin1
Word History and Origins
Origin of chin-chin1
Example Sentences
Both sides "will actively implement the agreed consensus as quickly as possible" said Hsieh Chin-chin, deputy director-general of the coastguard administration.
Ugwu did not remember his name, but he tended to eat up all the chin-chin right after it was served, so Ugwu had taken to placing the tray as far away from him as possible.
“Would you like Ugwu to bring you some chin-chin? They’re fantastic; he made them this morning.”
She sat upright on the sofa, legs crossed like an unfamiliar guest, and refused the chin-chin Ugwu brought on a saucer.
“Very good, very good. Ugwu, you have to teach the people in my house because all they do with our flour is chin-chin, every day is chin-chin, chin-chin, and it is the hard kind with no taste! My teeth have finished.”
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