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31bosom pal — bosom friend/buddy/pal/ phrase a very close friend The two of them are bosom buddies. Thesaurus: friends and acquaintancessynonym Main entry …
32Bosom of Abraham — The phrase Bosom of Abraham refers to the place of comfort in sheol (Greek: hades ) where the Jews said the righteous dead awaited Judgment Day. The phrase Bosom of Abraham is found in ; ) or the Bosom of Abraham (; sqq.), and of the highest form …
33Bosom Buddies — infobox television show name = Bosom Buddies caption = Title screen format = Comedy runtime = 24 25 Minutes creator = Chris Thompson starring = Tom Hanks Peter Scolari Wendie Jo Sperber Donna Dixon Holland Taylor Telma Hopkins Lucille Benson… …
34Bosom of Abraham Trinity — The Bosom of Abraham Trinity, also known as the Trinity with souls, is a rare iconography apparently unique to English medieval alabaster sculpture, of which only twelve examples are known to have survived, although there were undoubtedly many… …
35Bosom Friends — Infobox Film name = Bosom Friends image size = caption = director = producer = E. W. Hammons writer = narrator = starring = James F. Clemenger music = cinematography = editing = Sam Citron distributor = released = 1934 runtime = country = USA… …
36bosom friends — When it comes to personal relationships, the Chinese never lack for terminology. Tongchuang refers to friends made at school; wangnianjiao, to friends of different generations; and monizhijiao, to bosom friends, or literally ‘friends of no… …
37bosom chums — AND bosom friends n. lice. □ The old guy sat there scratching at his bosom chums. □ “Nobody seems to like my bosom friends,” he muttered …
38bosom buddy — noun A very close friend. He made a telephone call to his bosom buddy, drinking companion and confidant, CBS Sports Director Bill MacPhail. Syn: bosom friend …
39bosom buddy — n. a very close male or female friend. □ We are bosom buddies, but we can still get into a big fight every now and then. □ Oh, yes, Sharon is my bosom buddy …
40bosom friend — {n. phr.} A very close friend; an old buddy with whom one has a confidential relationship. * /Sue and Jane have been bosom friends since their college days./ …
