Bolster
Example:
Virgin 1: "Get laid last night?"
Virgin 2: "No..I just hugged my bolster instead"
Virgin 1: "Same.."
Virgin 1: "Get laid last night?"
Virgin 2: "No..I just hugged my bolster instead"
Virgin 1: "Same.."
bolster
1. a long, often cylindrical, cushion or pillow for a bed, sofa, etc. 2. anything resembling this in form or in use as a support. 3. any pillow, cushion, or pad. 4. Nautical. a. Also called bolster plate. a circular casting on the side of a vessel, through which an anchor chain passes. b. a timber used as a temporary support. c. a beam for holding lines or rigging without chafing. d. a bag filled with buoyant material, fitted into a small boat. 5. Metalworking. an anvillike support for the lower die of a drop forge. 6. Masonry. a. a timber or the like connecting two ribs of a centering. b. a chisel with a blade splayed toward the edge, used for cutting bricks. 7. Carpentry. a horizontal timber on a post for lessening the free span of a beam. 8. a structural member on which one end of a bridge truss rests. –verb (used with object) 9. to support with or as with a pillow or cushion. 10. to add to, support, or uphold (sometimes fol. by up): They bolstered their morale by singing. He bolstered up his claim with new evidence.bolstering
bolsterer
A builder-upperer/an augmenter, an enlarger of reputations/egos/confidence/
Example:
I could use a decent bolsterer to get me elected.
He worked as a bolsterer to the rich and famous.
He had no hope without a good bolsterer.
I could use a decent bolsterer to get me elected.
He worked as a bolsterer to the rich and famous.
He had no hope without a good bolsterer.