Bosom ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Bosom ( noun )

1. The chest or upper front of the human body, especially as a symbol of love and tenderness.
2. A woman's breast.

Origin:

Old english bōsm, of germanic origin; related to dutch boezem and german busen.

Examples:

1. She rested her head on his bosom.
2. She was sitting there, with her head on my bosom, and I felt her tears.
3. He clutched her bosom tightly.
4. She was sitting with her head resting on his bosom.
5. The woman's bosom was exposed in the low-cut dress.

(As a verb)

Bosom ( verb )

1. The chest or upper front of the human body, especially as a symbol of love and tenderness.
2. A woman's breast.

Origin:

Old english bōsm, of germanic origin; related to dutch boezem and german busen.

Examples:

1. She rested her head on his bosom.
2. She was sitting there, with her head on my bosom, and I felt her tears.
3. He clutched her bosom tightly.
4. She was sitting with her head resting on his bosom.
5. The woman's bosom was exposed in the low-cut dress.