noun
definition
A child or babe; a young, small, or insignificant person or animal.
definition
A pert or sassy young person, especially a young woman.
Examples of chit in a Sentence
Thirdly, he had a son whom it would be a pity to entrust to a chit of a girl.
After the waitress had returned the card and he had signed the chit, he took hold of her hand, and held it.
In fact, for some people, the idea of just gathering a group of grown up friends together for chit chat, a few drinks and some birthday cake sounds like heaven.
When I was a chit of an officer no one would have dared to mock me so... and now!
He tried to make chit chat during the ride, but she wouldn't say a word.
Members not having signed an indemnity chit should do so as soon as possible.
In that event, it will be marked with an id chit just as if it had already moved.
At least one member of each departing crew received a " blood chit " printed in a variety of oriental tongues.
However it can also slow the groomer down significantly if the customer wants to hang around and chit chat.
That didn't mean, however, that sat, chit, and ananda were immune to " rectification " (his term ).
Also we have a French chit chat Forum but that can't be used too often because only one member speaks that language.
After making some chit chat he said I hope you don't mind me saying but my wife is suffering from cancer.
Nancy is the Ground Zero of idle chit chat; which is odd considering what could be spread about her.
Do not use the forums for personal chit chat.
Munir showed his experience by making a thorough needs analysis feel like social chit chat.
Ie, the point of meeting is not just for tea or coffee or football chit chat.
Others that have seen it say that it's pretty much the three of them, naked and chit chatting…looking less than sober.
Most of the chit chat is superficial and adds little to this game.
A new section to the site is the message board, please feel free to use it for adverts etc or general chit chat.