chit

Converse of object

• sit: That didn't mean, however, that sat, chit, and ananda were immune to " rectification " ( his term ).
• sign: After the waitress had returned the card and he had signed the chit, he took hold of her hand, and held it.
• have: Also we have a French chit chat Forum but that can't be used too often because only one member speaks that language.
• get: I didn't do all the seven days I managed to get chits to say that I had to work.
• make: After making some chit chat he said I hope you don't mind me saying but my wife is suffering from cancer.
• place: Having placed action chits, then place priority chits indicating the order in which units will attempt their actions.

Adjective modifier

• idle: Nancy is the Ground Zero of idle chit chat; which is odd considering what could be spread about her.
• general: A new section to the site is the message board, please feel free to use it for adverts etc or general chit chat.
• id: In that event, it will be marked with an ID chit just as if it had already moved.
• personal: Do not use the forums for personal chit chat.
• social: Munir showed his experience by making a thorough needs analysis feel like social chit chat.

Modifies a noun

• chat: Chit Chat Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:11 pm Subject: Any Rhodes Reps About?
• fund: In some villages, particularly in Andhra Pradesh, there had been a long history of savings groups like chit funds.

Noun used with modifier

• blood: At least one member of each departing crew received a " blood chit " printed in a variety of oriental tongues.
• scrap: Scrap chits were also much used at Crawley but there was usually no charge, whereas a nominal sum was always charged at Southend.
• action: Having placed action chits, then place priority chits indicating the order in which units will attempt their actions.
• indemnity: Members not having signed an indemnity chit should do so as soon as possible.
• football: Ie, the point of meeting is not just for tea or coffee or football chit chat.