think-in

The party is holding its annual "think-in" at an Edwardian manor house in Termonfeckin, County Louth, where it will discuss its strategy for the year ahead.

I was think-in' 'bout goin' in myself and hevin' my tooth out, but I s'pose I can wait on you.

Well, you see, that's just what I've been think-in'.

"I was think-in'," he observed from an apparent generalization, "that I wished I was at home."

Just as soon as the door was shut behind you, Lancy turned round to the fire, and pushed the log with his feet in a way a man does when he's think-in' a bit.