Bosom
മടിയിൽ
definition
noun
her ample bosom
a woman's chest.
adjective
the two girls had become bosom friends
(of a friend) close or intimate.
example
Lori has this habit of wearing her coat open wide even when it's freezing out, showing off her ample 'bosom' .
And so, I smuggled them in by putting them in my uniform, in my 'bosom' , so the Bowls brandy or whatever that bottle was that's round at the bottom and skinny at the top.
The cathartic experience of venting the spleen at a match can return the supporter to the 'bosom' of the family a calmer individual.
Lang had also appeared on the cover of Vanity Fair, with her face pressed into the 'bosom' of a scantily-clad Cindy Crawford in what has become an iconic shot.
As he moved the dead man's arm, the Elven Captain noticed a small bundle in his 'bosom' .
Kim's 'bosom' friend Kim Si Chong was one of those Koreans who escaped from the island and came to Japan.
Even when his 'bosom' friend, Govinda, chooses to become a disciple of Lord Buddha whom both meet, Sidhartha decides to continue his journey in search of truth and realisation.
Eventually I made it back to the 'bosom' of my extended family, and related my story, expecting uproarious laughter.
It seems incongruous that one so young, so fit and so honourable should be taken from the 'bosom' of his family so suddenly, but then, all things in this life are flawed.
Jack had wanted to team up with 'bosom' pal Lew Williams, but that was not possible because they had been allocated different Landing Craft Tanks on D-Day.
Aislinn started, the locket falling from her hand and resting on the navy cotton 'bosom' of her dress as she whirled toward the sound.
All this flies in the face of many right wingers who like to claim that nursery education is positively harmful to children, who should be left to be brought up in the 'bosom' of the home.
Apart from white knuckles and a total inability to speak whilst we were shooting some impressive-looking rapids in a small aluminium boat, we had no doubts at any time that we would return safely to the 'bosom' of our families.
Alban turned to face the taunting eyes of the old governess feeling both rage and shame rise in his 'bosom' .
The book was taken to the 'bosom' of America, was a No. 1 best-seller last year and is still on the best-selling lists in hardcover and paperback.
The little voice inside my head that so often warned of impending danger now screamed at me to go upstairs, but the curiosity in my 'bosom' burned so much hotter than the voice was loud.
It entered my chest and warmed my 'bosom' , which was mostly exposed.
The final touch to Laura's ensemble is two handkerchief-wrapped powder puffs stuffed in the 'bosom' of her dress to improve her bust line.
Ragnhildr listened intently, because something deep in her 'bosom' told her Adeline was a liar.
In reality, there were ‘hidden variables’, which would restore the quantum flux to the 'bosom' of classical physics.
Sutton is not renowned for his wide circle of friends and, while he and Larsson are far from 'bosom' buddies, his warm relationship with the Swede is telling.
The Belgians are not 'bosom' buddies, and they grew up at different ends of the country, under different tennis federations and speaking different languages.
The reason for this is that I contain the universe in my 'bosom' .
At this time everything that is ordinarily done on the 'bosom' should be done on the back.
Set in New York's Dominican community, the novel begins with Iliana, youngest daughter of her family (14 of them at last count) returning to the 'bosom' of her strict parents.
As biographer to Custer and 'bosom' friend to ‘Jannie’ Smuts, this man had seen the world and shaped its course.
For the record, I have absolutely no 'bosom' friends in the club and am only an interested outsider who has become increasingly depressed about the state of our supposedly top racecourse.
With a playful interest, Sibyl remembered what Bridget had done, and following her example, lowered her chest and slipped a hand beneath her 'bosom' to raise it.
We were pals, chums, mates and the best of 'bosom' buddies.
Frederick the Great, the 'bosom' friend of Voltaire, once said: ‘Religion is a fraud, but it must be maintained for the masses.’
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