Yes, of course; you'll be chummed with some fellow on Monday, and you can sit here till then.
Why couldn't he have chummed him with Fogey, or Thomkin, or any of the fellows who never do anything but walk round the close, and finish their copies the first day they're set?
When we were well under way I chummed up with a typical son of the Mile End Road, one of the Middlesex men, and we talked for some time whilst watching the long, white zig-zag wake.
On the way across Channel with a Blighty in 1917 I chummedup with a wounded Cockney member of the Sussex.
I should liked to have chummedwith him, and I went out of my way to be friendly towards him.
I got it from a mate what chummed with the bloke as was a Sails on her one voyage.
Why couldn't he have chummed him with Fogey, or Tompkin, or any of the fellows who never do anything but walk round the close, and finish their copies the first day they're set?
Yes, of course, you'll be chummed with some fellow on Monday, and you can sit here till then.
Why, him in twenty-seven in the third, that this gentleman's going to be chummed on.
You'll bechummed on somebody to-morrow, and then you'll be all snug and comfortable.
He had chummed up with Setley, and the two got on admirably.
The stuff must have chummed up with the dead end of a poison gas shell.
He and Carney had chummed together for three years, the man talking to him as though he had a knowledge of what his master said, and he, understanding much of the import if not the uttered signs.
When Clatawa found that men were not terrible creatures he chummed in, and enjoyed the gambling, and the racing, and the high living like any other creature of brains.
She's chummed with Miss Rathmore, then," said the older girl, quickly.
I'm chummed with a girl who has gone to that party.
She hoped with all her heart that it would prove a mistake that Cora Rathmore was chummed with her.
He expressed his disgust at having had the newcomer chummed upon him, and summoned his two room-mates, who were a bankrupt butcher and a drunken chaplain out of orders, the expectoratory gentleman himself being a professional blackleg.
He told me that a kaffir had chummed with him at the kraal and had enquired whether Oom Tuys was with my expedition.
I chummed with a Canadian who represented an American agricultural firm in South Africa, and we soon became weary of religion at all meals.
I was accommodated in a compartment with the colonel, the two majors, and the paymaster, Mehemet Ali, with whom I afterwards chummed up and lived on terms of the closest friendship.
However, we were a very jolly party at Sofia, where a fresh lot of English surgeons chummed in with us, and we all resolved to celebrate Christmas in the proper English way by a splendid dinner.
Before I left Plevna, Czetwertinski was sick and wounded; so I sent him down invalided to Constantinople together with Victor Lauri, a German artist, who had chummed in with us on the field.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chummed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
