chummy

He has a good relationship with our office, but not too chummy.

I've been behind them ever since, and from here they seem a bit chummy.

For a while there, it did not look quite so chummy.

Sometimes she tries to get chummy and ask me a lot of personal questions.

"You never used to be quite so chummy with a badge."

I don't want to be seen being too chummy with the General.

Just because she'd been chummy with him so far today, that didn't mean she was on his side.

After this the weapons vanished, and we were all much more chummy.

She grew chummy with Mike while continuing to think he was a man.

Right now you're too chummy with him, and it shows up in the play."

If we're chummy enough, thought the doctor, I suppose it can carry the three of us.

The staff say she and I were pretty chummy.

Pat felt the same way; we had never been chummy with other twins.

"After that we got along pretty well, even became somewhat chummy.

Over a long dinner, she is confident and relaxed, even chummy.

The potential for abuse in a such a chummy atmosphere is clearly there.

The guy had decided to try the chummy approach.

By the time we got back to the school we were pretty chummy.

The owner is chummy, open and will consider you a regular within 30 seconds.

This gloomy dining room was anything but a chummy place.

One is servers who get too "chummy" with their customers.

His chummy smile revealed more than a few missing teeth.

And Raven wasn't feeling too chummy with the press at the moment.

"I got chummy with the local judge and asked him to keep me advised.

Captain Sheridan called to the young man in a chummy tone.