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bosom buddy

[booz-uhm buhd-ee] / ˈbʊz əm ˈbʌd i /










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Charles Lummis, a Harvard dropout and bosom buddy of Teddy Roosevelt’s, had caught malaria in Ohio.

From Los Angeles Times

Grant accepts most of that secondary order, but Kidman's character isn't exactly bosom buddy material either.

From Salon

It wasn’t like I was a bosom buddy of his, we didn’t hang out constantly, but it was more about who he was and what he represented that impressed me.

From Los Angeles Times

He also warned Democrats that his bosom buddy could win reelection in a 40-state landslide.

From Washington Post

Truly, Trump would swear the Queen is his bosom buddy if it helped get him votes.

From The Guardian