Influenza — better known by it's chummier name, the flu — has taken lives before.
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Speaking to reporters at the start of their talks, Trump insisted the pair's relationship is chummier than it may appear.
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Has there been a great champion who was chummier with his rivals since the big-money era in tennis began?
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Talk shows are chummier, less powerful institutions today, and being less than friendly to guests risks backlash on social media.
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Trump was far chummier in May when he met with Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Ambassador to the US, Sergey Kislyak, at Putin's request.
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When she first saw the photos, Lynette understood that Toby had opted for an easier, chummier life, turning his back on certain kinds of difficulty.
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When Shelton was seated, Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney (Dan + Shay) got even chummier, perching on each of Shelton's long legs; Smyers even bestowed a kiss on Shelton's cheek.
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The American president-elect, Donald J. Trump, enters office trailing a string of sometimes contradictory statements about NATO and insisting on a new era of chummier relations with Russia's autocratic leader.
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There is concern in Warsaw and other Eastern European capitals about whether American troops will actually arrive in the numbers promised by the departing Obama administration as Mr. Trump seeks chummier relations with the Kremlin.
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News Analysis It was a high-stakes political moment, far from the chummier confines of the "Today" show and, for Matt Lauer, NBC's stalwart of the morning, a chance to prove his broadcasting mettle on the presidential stage.
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Most speeches people see her give are run-of-the-mill campaign stump speeches, which are necessarily chummier, looser, less scripted, occupying an uncomfortable medium between the close, one-on-one or small group listening sessions that Clinton thrives in and big arena-size keynotes like her convention speech.
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She met with Trump about a Cabinet position in December, visited the White House three times since and speaks regularly to Trump's chief of staff Reince Priebus and top economic adviser Gary Cohn...Heitkamp is plainly chummier with Trump than she was to President Barack Obama." Everett quoted Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin as saying that it is "a complete waste of time" to try to get Heitkamp to vote with her party when she is determined to do otherwise. "Her independence, and her closeness to Trump, will be a boon if she does run again," Everett wrote. "Republicans respect Heitkamp, and Sen.
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