- BoSM
- Bolivian squirrel monkey
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BoSM
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bósm — m ( es/ as) bosom, breast, womb; surface; ship s hold … Old to modern English dictionary
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bosom — O.E. bosm breast; womb; surface; ship s hold, from W.Gmc. *bosm (Cf. O.Fris. bosm, O.S. bosom, M.Du. boesem, Du. boezem, O.H.G. buosam, Ger. Busen bosom, breast ), perhaps from PIE root *bhou to grow, swell, or *bhaghus a … Etymology dictionary
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bosom — [OE] The immediate source of Old English bōsm was West Germanic *bösm , which also produced German busen and Dutch boezem. It has been conjectured that it may come ultimately from Indo European *bhāghús, which perhaps meant ‘arm’ (source of… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
bosom — [OE] The immediate source of Old English bōsm was West Germanic *bösm , which also produced German busen and Dutch boezem. It has been conjectured that it may come ultimately from Indo European *bhāghús, which perhaps meant ‘arm’ (source of… … Word origins
bosom — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English bōsm; akin to Old High German buosam bosom Date: before 12th century 1. a. the human chest and especially the front part of the chest < hugged the child to his bosom > b. a woman s breasts… … New Collegiate Dictionary
