| There's a chumminess evident in the way he connects with his fellow managers, and also in his relationship with the customers. |
| India dislikes the chumminess, all the more furiously after spotting a Chinese navy submarine twice visiting Colombo. |
| Ive always wondered at your chumminess with him, said Nelson slowly, reseating himself. |
| American officers got along well with the French but they never reached the same degree of chumminess that the men did. |
| In the class there is none of the pedagogical chumminess, the cozy fireside attitude of modern times. |
| This is an ensemble policier, an uncommonly sunny film with urban chumminess that recalls contemporary Japanese television serials. |
