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chisel in

v. break into a conversation; "her husband always chimes in, even when he is not involved in the conversation" [syn: chime in, cut in, put in, butt in, barge in, break in]

Usage examples of "chisel in".

Now, with hammer and chisel in hand, he found this roughing out unpleasing, impatient for that first moment when a flicker of a buried image shone through, when the block became a source of life that communicated with him.

When the horns sounded, he buried his chisel in a chink in the stone floor, rubbed soot on the spots of bright metal where he had worn down the rivets, and lined up with others on his shift to file out of the cell for another day's grueling labor under the eyes of armed human guards.

His mother nursed us together, and his father taught us together, and I have had mallet and punch and chisel in my hands since I was eight or nine years old.

He came up behind Lambreth, got a stranglehold with his right arm, and plunged the chisel in Lambreth's exposed throat with his good left hand.

Dortmunder stood, and prepared to wedge the chisel in at the top corner of the door.

And that someone would have a half-inch wood chisel in his band and all your hardly won years of experience and knowledge and cunning counted for nothing for you never saw him coming and you never saw him coming because you had met your match at last and then you were dead.

How long would it be before Inigar picked up a chisel in his name?

He put the pouch into his hip pocket and buttoned the flap, then snapped on his lighter, held it in one hand and the chisel in the other and tiptoed cautiously toward the door.