Acquaintance, A person one knows slightly, but who is not a close friend. (Also used in the phrase "make someone's acquaintance" meaning to meet them.), Blank (mind goes blank), If your mind goes blank, you suddenly cannot remember something or cannot think of what to do or say., Brains (pick somebody's brains), To ask someone who knows a lot about a particular subject for information or their opinion., Breaker (ice-breaker), An activity, game, or comment that is intended to help people feel more relaxed and comfortable in a new situation., Frosty (atmosphere), Unfriendly or cold in manner or feeling. (Often describes a social atmosphere.), Hover, To remain in one place in the air or around a particular spot, often hesitantly or cautiously. (In social contexts, to linger near a conversation without joining in.), Ice (break the ice), To make a start in a difficult or awkward situation, often by saying or doing something to reduce tension or shyness., Mingle, To move around and talk to different people at a social event., Mutual (mutual acquaintance), (Of a feeling or action) experienced or done by each of two or more parties towards the other or others. (A mutual acquaintance is someone known by two or more people.), Pleasantries, Polite, polite or formal remarks exchanged as greetings or in casual conversation. (Often "exchange pleasantries".), Small (small talk), Polite conversation about unimportant or uncontroversial matters, typically engaged in to avoid silence.

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