[
US
/ˈʃmuz/
]
[ UK /ʃmˈuːz/ ]
[ UK /ʃmˈuːz/ ]
VERB
- talk idly or casually and in a friendly way
NOUN
- an informal conversation
How To Use schmooze In A Sentence
- Between one and two, the Grill is chock-full of agents power lunching on mineral water (the schmooze is boozeless in modern LA).
- Inside the hotel large crowds of politicians, their friends and general schmoozers can be seen throughout the whole room.
- Or, maybe he's thinking that if he schmoozes the big contractors with lobbying for the ITAR stuff, contractors who have lots-o-bucks for campaign contributions, then he'll be lined up for a cabinet appointment or something if Palin beats Obama next election? Let's Talk ITAR - NASA Watch
- We saw it was her, took the laptop over, schmoozed her, explained the project we were doing, and she said yes, she'd do it.
- She'll meet, greet and schmooze you without you even realising it.
- His superb record as a super-schmoozer on and off the track surely earns him the right to be heard. The Sun
- Brilliant minds with controversial ideas get nixed along with third-rate schmoozers.
- This is not a gimmick or a "schmooze" as we call it in the trade. Howard Dean on the Internet
- That said, this week's brimming with sparkling repartee and buzzing with bright ideas - so cruise and schmooze to your heart's content.
- For $15 a day, you have a changing area, make-up mirrors, a huge bathroom with showers, fresh towels, shaving supplies and a lounge to schmooze in afterwards with all the chips and pop you want.