palsy walsy

/ˈpælziˌwælzi/
adjective
  1. Very friendly or close in a way that seems exaggerated, insincere, or overly familiar.
    • She got all palsy-walsy with the new neighbors, inviting them over for dinner on the first day.
    • The two managers acted palsy-walsy during the meeting, but everyone knew they were rivals.
    • I don't trust that salesman; he's too palsy-walsy with customers.
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