chum
ಚುಮ್
definition
verb
they started chumming around in high school
be friendly to or form a friendship with someone.
What has struck a nerve with some scientists, says Gruber, is that the Florida ban ‘allows spear fishing and chumming in order to kill sharks, but not diving to learn about sharks.’
use chum as bait when fishing.
noun
You thought he was your friend, your pal, your chum .
a close friend.
Their bland prettiness makes them more enticing as shark chum than as characters, but then a funny thing happens once they're at sea.
chopped fish, fish fluids, and other material thrown overboard as angling bait.
translation of 'chum'
ಸಲಿಗೆಯಿಂದಿರು,
ಆಪ್ತನಾಗಿರು
example
it's your own fault, 'chum'
Luckily, she found employment at a bank through her friend Saira who had been her college 'chum' .
The setting is a hospital waiting room in Regina, where three friends reunite after an old 'chum' attempts suicide.
I think you are too bossy, 'chum' .
Also worth note, the serious jetty rustler is not opposed to tossing a few fresh shrimp as 'chum' to attract or hold passing fish.
Through the years many of the family vehicles came from the dealership, run in my time by two brothers, the eldest a school 'chum' of Papa's.
The moment had come and gone: I would never be able to 'chum' up with Nick again.
I swear, people only ever invite me sea-fishing to save on the cost of 'chum' .
We idled over a structure loaded with kings stimulated into a feeding frenzy by generous helpings of 'chum' .
I was delighted to receive an ‘Easter card’ from an old school 'chum' via Friends Reunited.
I'll 'chum' you down the road
Almost all of the sharks we fish for are listed in the book, and even if you're no longer allowed to chop up the odd pilot-whale or two for 'chum' , you'll still find something of value and fascination here.
The imitations in Trevor's fly box are some of the best imitations of caster, bloodworms and pedigree 'chum' I have seen.
The Seymour hatchery raises and releases about 750,000 smolts annually, including pink, 'chum' , coho, chinook salmon, cutthroat trout and steelhead.
Where salmon fishermen once enjoyed sockeye, silver, and chum seasons from July through December, they can now fish only for 'chum' , and the season lasts a scant four or five days.
The advantage of using 'chum' is that the slowly settling bits of bait can draw deep fish to the surface; this allows the astute angler to be selective.
Several weeks into the unadulterated joy that is a house extension, my 'chum' is now something of an expert on workmen and their ways.
When he was 6 years old, a school 'chum' told him that old Indian lore claimed that if you eat poison ivy leaves you'll never be allergic to it.
Often, skippers advocate old fish as best, but my experience proves otherwise with fresh 'chum' being the most effective.
The use of 'chum' to attract sharks makes sightings likely enough to ensure the commercial viability of cage diving.
‘Sure,’ I replied, a bit confused by the girl's apparent taking to me, but at the same time a bit grateful to have a fellow female to 'chum' around with.
As in fly fishing 'chum' the fish up-tide with mashed bread or finely ground cooked rice.
it's your own fault, 'chum'
John replied, "Don't look so glum, 'chum' !"
Indeed, there is much to be learnt from the Brigadier in terms of drifting and baits and 'chum' .
Seal colonies generate their own shark-attracting stimuli and the boat operators' 'chum' and bait offer a minor additional input.
Six species of the Pacific salmonids (chinook, 'chum' , coho, pink, sockeye, and steelhead) do so.
Of the Pacific species, chinook and coho are farmed, while 'chum' , pink, and sockeye salmon are not found in aquaculture operations.
There's nothing better than being called friend, mate, pal, 'chum' , buddy - it makes for a brighter day and a smiley face.
I could hardly believe how many sharks there were, or how vicious they looked, tearing at the 'chum' .
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