chummier
ˈtʃʌmiər
Definition

Definition of chummier - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
closerRaremore intimate or familiarRare
  • They grew chummier over the years, sharing many secrets.
closer friendlier
2.
friendlierRaremore friendly or sociableRare
  • After the party, they became chummier with each other.
friendlier
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Origin of chummier

English, chum (friend) + -ier (comparative suffix)

Examples of chummier in a sentence

  • Our dogs are chummier now than before.
  • They grew chummier over the summer.
  • The new team member was much chummier than expected.

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  1. French:plus proche, plus amical, ...
  2. German:vertrauter, freundlicher, ...
  3. Italian:più vicini, più amichevole, ...
  4. Spanish:más íntimos, más amigable, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais chegados, mais sociável, ...
  6. Chinese:更亲密的, 更合群, ...
  7. Japanese:もっと親しい, より社交的な, ...
  8. Arabic:أَكْثَر أُلْفَة, أكثر ودية, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָרוֹב יוֹתֵר, יָדִידוּתִי יוֹתֵר, ...
  10. Russian:более дружеский, более дружелюбный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:більш дружній, дружніший, ...
  12. Hindi:अधिक अंतरंग, अधिक दोस्ताना, ...
chummy
ˈtʃʌmi
chummiest

Definition of chummy - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

friendly relationshipfriendly in a close and informal way
  • They are very chummy at work.
  • They became chummy after the meeting.
  • The chummy neighbors share garden tools.
buddy-buddy pally thick
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Expressions with chummy

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act very friendly and close with someone
She is chummy with all her coworkers.
become friendly or close with someone
They started to get chummy after working together.

Origin of chummy

English, chum (close friend)

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  1. French:amicaux, ...
  2. German:kumpelhaft, ...
  3. Italian:amiconi, ...
  4. Spanish:amistoso, ...
  5. Portuguese:íntimo, ...
  6. Chinese:亲密友好的, ...
  7. Japanese:親しい, ...
  8. Arabic:وَدُود, ...
  9. Hebrew:חַבְרוּתִי, ...
  10. Russian:дружелюбный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:товариський, ...
  12. Hindi:घनिष्ठ, ...

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