To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone).
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Yeah oh- I didn't chum with her or anything 'cause she- she ah had originally gone to another school and- and-that. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Ah, ah yeah, he lived beside ah, he was down beside a small apartment building down there. And we had a- a friend of ours that we chummed with, happened to live next door. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Half of our- the people we chummed around- nobody had vehicles that- my dad did have a vehicle just shortly after he was married, and then, when that broke down, he never bothered to- to ever buy another one, eh? |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
And I think most of my friends, I think three-quarters of the girls I chummed around with were Finn. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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I-- in- in the class, and we- and we all ch-- we all chummed around together. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
Gang that- we chummed around together. We all- we all played sports together. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Not the gangs that I turned out with- ch-- chummed out with. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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I ch-- there was one French fellow there I chummed around with him t-- quite a while but he passed away too |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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I used to chum around with the guy with the hot rod. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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So we chummed around a lot. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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And the Eltons were- ah was their daughter that my mom was- chummed around with. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Him and I used to chum together all the time. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
And I missed him because I was in Peterborough and I- I couldn't chum with him because he was in Port-Hope. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
We all chummed together, all worked in the same place. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Maybe, they- they had chummed together all their lives |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Walker and Era and I- the four of us used to chum together all the time. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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My dad used to go and pick his dad up and they'd go to dances before I ever knew who they were. They chummed together. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Oh, just these girls had just chummed together and didn't bother or didn't like anybody- |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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Yeah, so- ah ah he was- he didn't use to ah, he wasn't enthusiastic about hockey until I started playing peewee and bantam and then he kind of- he would chum with the other fathers and they were kind of get-- interested in it. |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |
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He had two boys that were just about the same age as I was so we all chummed back and forth so I probably knew him better than- than any of them because I used to go to their place and chum with them- back and forth with the boys eh? |
To become intimate, be on friendly terms with (someone). |