chummed
Made close friends
Chummed is the past tense of chum.
To chum is to scatter fish parts, blood, or other bait into water to attract fish: We chummed the waters before casting our lines.
To chum up or chum around means to be friendly or hang out with someone: They chummed around together in high school.
Fastened or emotionally connected
- befriendedBecame a companion to
- palled aroundSocialized as friends
- hung outSpent time idly
- socializedInteracted with others
connected · allied · buddied up · fraternized · associated · acquainted · camaraderie · rapport
bonded
Fastened or emotionally connected
- befriendedBecame a companion to
- palled aroundSocialized as friends
- hung outSpent time idly
socialized · connected · allied · buddied up · fraternized · associated · acquainted · camaraderie · rapport · fellowship
bait
Lure for prey
- groundbaitScattered food attracting fish
- fishmealDried ground seafood
- slickSmooth or craftily adept
sharks · attractant · blood · fish oil · offal · scraps · angler · offshore · saltwater · predators
chummedfeuded
Sustained mutual hostility
quarreled · clashed · fought · antagonized · rivaled
- chummed upFormed a friendship
- chumming upCultivating a friendship