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And askually®, the origin of chum #1 isn't as evident as I thought. From Macquarie Dictionary:
chum
noun 1. a mate or friend. --phrase 2. chum up (with), to become friendly with. [17thC British slang; origin unknown]
http://www.macquariedictionary.com.au/p/dictionary/slang-c.html
What say ye, Brits?
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