bosom
/ˈbʊzəm/
adjective
- Very close and intimate; dear.
- They have been bosom friends since childhood.
- He invited only his bosom companions to the party.
- She is my bosom buddy, and I tell her everything.
noun
- A woman's chest or breasts.
- The dress had a lace trim across the bosom.
- He rested his head on her warm bosom.
- She held the baby close to her bosom.
- The chest or front of a person's body, especially when thought of as the center of emotion or affection.
- She felt a deep warmth in her bosom when she saw her old friend.
- He clutched the letter to his bosom.
- The secret lay hidden in his bosom for years.
- A close, protective, or intimate relationship or environment.
- She was welcomed into the bosom of the family.
- He found peace in the bosom of nature.
- The small town felt like the bosom of the community.
- The part of a garment that covers the chest.
- The shirt had a pocket on the bosom.
- She pinned a brooch to the bosom of her dress.
- The jacket was too tight across the bosom.