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old chum
noun
- a person who is experienced, esp in life in colonial Australia
- an experienced convict
Example Sentences
Organized by Salman Rushdie, an old chum and frequent subject of âthe Hitch,â the PEN-sponsored event featured a smattering of Hitchensâ colleagues, among them Vanity Fairâs former editor Graydon Carter and Katha Pollitt of the Nation.
Vagabond Harry pays an unexpected visit to his old chum Gideon, who accepts the aimless man into his home, despite the fact that the household is already overcrowded.
A breathless military voice whispered from the undergrowth, âWill do, old chum. See you back at the Abbey. Have a good chase now, cheerio.â
âHmm, a viper? Well, itâs an old poisonteeth snake yâknow, an adder. Never had a lot of truck with the slimy fellers meself. Youâd do best to stay away from them, old chum.â
An old chum of theirs, now world-famous, claims to be eager to help them stage comebacks.
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