Sentence examples for the chit from inspiring English sources
noun
A child or babe; a young, small, or insignificant person or animal.
Parker sasses him and refuses to sign the chit.
Excellent gave Smith the chit and dropped her off at the airport.
After tucking some cash into the chit as an additional tip, he showed off the club's multitudinous workout areas.
"As long as I have the chit on the table that says 'This is not forever,' then I feel O.K. about it".
He is a half-brother to the champion filly, Ashado, and as such Demi O'Byrne, who signed the chit, suggested he might have got a bargain.
But granting the same award (a K) to the man who put the chit back into chat as to, say, Ian Wilmut is plain weird.
Yet for all the chit-chat itv still delivers in the key area: sales.
He moonlights as a real-estate developer, hence all the chit-chat about interior design.
I got so caught up in the chit-chat, though, that I missed my turn for the Williamsburg Bridge and ended up on the Manhattan instead.
Having being on a couple of dates with a guy and reached the chit-chat texting stage, a friend of mine texted him saying, "CILLA BLACK IS DEAD".
In the border line, the chit-chat about hangovers and how strict their parents are could be that of young people anywhere waiting to get into a movie.
