Chum ( verb , noun , noun )

(As a verb)

Chum ( verb )

1. To be friends with someone.
2. To associate with someone in a friendly or companionable way.
3. To engage in friendly or social activity with someone.

Origin:

Derived from the word "chamber-mate" meaning companion, or the word "chummery" meaning a group of companions.

Examples:

1. He chummed around with his buddies after work.
2. She chummed around with her classmates during lunch break.
3. They chummed around with each other at the party.
4. He chummed around with his coworkers to build a better team.
5. They chummed around and went to the movies together.

(As a noun)

Chum ( noun )

1. To be friends with someone.
2. To associate with someone in a friendly or companionable way.
3. To engage in friendly or social activity with someone.

Origin:

Derived from the word "chamber-mate" meaning companion, or the word "chummery" meaning a group of companions.

Examples:

1. He chummed around with his buddies after work.
2. She chummed around with her classmates during lunch break.
3. They chummed around with each other at the party.
4. He chummed around with his coworkers to build a better team.
5. They chummed around and went to the movies together.

(As a noun)

Chum ( noun )

1. To be friends with someone.
2. To associate with someone in a friendly or companionable way.
3. To engage in friendly or social activity with someone.

Origin:

Derived from the word "chamber-mate" meaning companion, or the word "chummery" meaning a group of companions.

Examples:

1. He chummed around with his buddies after work.
2. She chummed around with her classmates during lunch break.
3. They chummed around with each other at the party.
4. He chummed around with his coworkers to build a better team.
5. They chummed around and went to the movies together.