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Budge
To steal: "I budged a bag of chips from the store."
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In our family, "budge" also means bosom or breasts. My grandmother always kept tissues "down her budge." If you asked her for one, she'd fish it out and then hand it to you saying "and it's even warm - it's been down my budge."
Erin on November 17, 2005 10:52 AM.
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