Bosom
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 15
bōōz′um, n. the breast of a human being, or the part of the dre which covers it: ( fig. ) the seat of the pa ions and feelings: the heart: embrace, enclosure, as within the arms: any close or secret receptacle.— adj. (in composition) confidential: intimate.— v.t. to enclose in the bosom.— Abraham's bosom , the abode of the ble ed dead.— To take to one's bosom , to marry: to make an intimate friend of. [A.S. bósm ; Ger. busen .]
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