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What do you mean by the expression your chin

The expression "your chin" typically refers to the lower part of your face. It's the bony prominence below your mouth that juts out.

It's often used in phrases like:

* "Keep your chin up": This means to stay positive and hopeful, even in difficult times.

* "Chin-wagging": This is a slang term for having a casual conversation.

* "Chin-stroking": This means to think deeply or contemplate something.

However, without more context, it's difficult to be certain what the phrase "your chin" means in a particular situation.

Could you please provide more context so I can understand the meaning better? For example:

* What was the full sentence or phrase?

* Who was saying it?

* What was the situation?

With more information, I can give you a more accurate and helpful answer.

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