Noun:

थोडे बोलणे,

small talk's Usage Examples:

While waiting to board, they share a drink at the airport bar and engage in small talk.

According to anthropologist Bronisław Malinowski, apparently "purposeless" speech acts—polite small talk, like "how are you?" or "have a nice day"—even.

it"s an enormous insult to gays, assuming, as it does, that mindless cattiness and restroom innuendo are the accepted small talk of homosexuals everywhere.

The journey takes Dylan through lofts, the D train, a museum, empty lots, and through snippets of overheard conversation, as well as a discussion with some 'little boy lost', who 'takes himself so seriously', and who is 'so useless and all/muttering small talk at the wall'.

are unpredictable and service is always provided with a smile and some small talk.

perceived inability of the Germans to engage in small talk and their unromantic nature are discussed by foreigners.

Someone from a universalist culture would be wise not to dismiss personal meanderings as irrelevancies or mere small talk during such business meetings.

"Chew the fat" or "chew the rag" are English expressions for gossiping or making friendly small talk, or a long and informal conversation with someone.

universalist culture would be wise not to dismiss personal meanderings as irrelevancies or mere small talk during such business meetings.

banter, small talk, pickup lines) Coyness, marked by cute, coquettish shyness or modesty, coquet or playful aggrandizement of a partner"s importance.

Literary critic Christopher Ricks, in his study of Dylan's work, pinpoints the emotional effect of these same lines::::He’s sure got a lotta gall to be so useless and all:::Muttering small talk at the wall while I’m in the hallRicks writes that the phrase and all turns a mood of helplessness into a sense of aggression and baffled anger.

The women make small talk in the powder room.

Synonyms:

minuscule, undersize, teentsy, olive-sized, flyspeck, weeny, weensy, tiny, size, pocketable, subatomic, smaller, teeny, microscopic, petite, diminutive, minute, lesser, miniscule, wee, teensy, miniature, elflike, slender, microscopical, slim, lilliputian, undersized, littler, infinitesimal, small-scale, bitty, midget, atomic, teensy-weensy, puny, shrimpy, runty, gnomish, elfin, pocket-size, half-size, little, dinky, micro, itsy-bitsy, bantam, bittie, dwarfish, teeny-weeny, smallish, itty-bitty, pocket-sized,

Antonyms:

large, big, bigness, smallness, unsized,