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bosom

[booz-uhm, boo-zuhm] / ˈbʊz əm, ˈbu zəm /
NOUN
breast
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Events stretch on, the rain long forgotten, the music and laughter our bosom companions.

From Salon

Remarkably, at 19, he wrote of the need for “an author who can see America as clearly as Sinclair Lewis, but, unlike Lewis, is willing to take it to his bosom.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“I want to see your bosoms jouncing during fellowship,” he commands a member of his flock.

From Los Angeles Times

Agnew describes two of her children “literally swinging off her long golden hair” and one that clings to her bosom for every moment of the four hours she spends with the family.

From Salon

“You leave drama school, which is a lovely, cozy bosom where you get to do the thing you love every day. Then you go, ‘Hang on.

From Los Angeles Times