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bosom
[ booz-uhm, boo-zuhm ]
noun
- the breast of a human being.
- the breasts of a woman.
- the part of a garment that covers the breast.
- the breast, conceived of as the center of feelings or emotions.
Synonyms: ,
- something likened to the human breast:
the bosom of the earth.
- a state of enclosing intimacy; warm closeness:
the bosom of the family.
adjective
- of, relating to, or worn on or over the bosom.
- intimate or confidential:
a bosom friend.
Synonyms: , ,
verb (used with object)
- to take to the bosom; embrace; cherish.
- to hide from view; conceal.
bosom
/ ˈʊə /
noun
- the chest or breast of a person, esp the female breasts
- the part of a woman's dress, coat, etc, that covers the chest
- a protective centre or part
the bosom of the family
- the breast considered as the seat of emotions
- modifier very dear; intimate
a bosom friend
verb
- to embrace
- to conceal or carry in the bosom
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of bosom1
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of bosom1
Example Sentences
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.
“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.
Not it’s up to a black woman to rock us in her bosom and heal our wounds,” wrote an X user.
But, she said, she “had bosom and hips and wonderful curves” that didn’t adhere to beauty standards of the era, lamenting that the press treated serial killers “kinder than if you put on some weight.”
Idah was welcomed into Celtic's bosom but it's fair to say that the fans were expecting more.
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