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CHUM Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster Possibly related is chum "a formless mass (of vegetables) from over-boiling," in the Dictionary of Newfoundland English, which points to Ulster Scots champ "potatoes, boiled and mashed," recorded in Joseph Wright's English Dialect Dictionary
Chum - definition of chum by The Free Dictionary chum noun (Informal) friend, mate (informal), pal (informal), companion, cock (Brit informal), comrade, crony, main man (slang, chiefly U S ), cobber (Austral or old-fashioned N Z informal) My dear old chum, what you tell me won't go any further
chum - Wiktionary, the free dictionary chum (third-person singular simple present chums, present participle chumming, simple past and past participle chummed) Henry Wotton and John Donne began to be friends when, as boys, they chummed together at Oxford, where Donne had gone at the age of twelve years
chum - WordReference. com Dictionary of English chum1 tʃʌm n , v , chummed, chum•ming n [countable] a close companion or friend; pal: college chums v chum around with, [~ + around + with + object] to associate with (someone) closely: chumming around with bad people
Chum Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary Britannica Dictionary definition of CHUM [no object] US : to throw pieces of fish off a boat as bait to attract other fish — often + for They were chumming for sharks [=throwing chum into the water to attract sharks] — compare 2 chum
Chum - Definition, Meaning, and Examples in English Over time, 'chum' evolved to mean any good friend, not just someone you share living space with The word 'chum' originates from the late 19th century, where it was derived from the dialect word 'chumm' or 'chum,' meaning 'a partner or companion'