" bolstered "

 [ "Bolster" ]

1: A cylindrical cushion used to fill the space that would've been taken by another human being.

  * e.g.,  ... Virgin 1: "Get laid last night?" 

 [ "bolstering" ]

1: to give morale support

  * e.g.,  ... The UN is bolstering its troops in Iraq. 

 [ "bolstering" ]

2: prop up with a pillow or bolster

 [ "bolstering" ]

3: add padding to

 [ "bolster" ]

1:  a long, often cylindrical, cushion or pillow for a bed, sofa, etc.

  * e.g.,  ... My arms are bolster for my wifes head. 

 [ "bolster" ]

2:  anything resembling this in form or in use as a support.

  * e.g.,  ... Shoddy inventions designed to bolster up a factitious pride. 

 [ "bolster" ]

3:  any pillow, cushion, or pad.

 [ "bolster" ]

4:  Nautical. a. Also called bolster plate. a circular casting on the side of a vessel, through which an anchor chain passes.

 [ "bolster" ]

5: b. a timber used as a temporary support.

 [ "bolster" ]

6: c. a beam for holding lines or rigging without chafing.

 [ "bolster" ]

7: d. a bag filled with buoyant material, fitted into a small boat.

 [ "bolster" ]

8:  Metalworking. an anvillike support for the lower die of a drop forge.

 [ "bolster" ]

9:  Masonry. a. a timber or the like connecting two ribs of a centering.

 [ "bolster" ]

10: b. a chisel with a blade splayed toward the edge, used for cutting bricks.

 [ "bolster" ]

11:  Carpentry. a horizontal timber on a post for lessening the free span of a beam.

 [ "bolster" ]

12:  a structural member on which one end of a bridge truss rests.

 [ "bolster" ]

13: –verb (used with object) to support with or as with a pillow or cushion.

 [ "bolster" ]

14: 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.

 [ "bolsterer" ]

1: A builder-upperer/an augmenter, an enlarger of reputations/egos/confidence/

  * e.g.,  ... I could use a decent bolsterer to get me elected. 

 [ "Bolsterous" ]

1: A descriptive word for something that is large or larger than usual in size.

  * e.g.,  ... Cayden’s arms were looking bolsterous today. 

 [ "Bolsterous" ]

1: A descriptive term used when an object is large or larger than usual in size.

  * e.g.,  ... Cayden’s arms are looking rather bolsterous today. 

 [ "bolster buster" ]

1: the act of taking a fat dump in somebody's pillow

  * e.g.,  ... Harry really pissed me off today, so I left a solid Bolster Buster for him tonight 

 [ "bolster the oven" ]

1: this is an expression that describes teaching someone how to cook

  * e.g.,  ... bob: “can you make some pasta?” 

 [ "Bolster Buster" ]

1: The act of taking a fat dump in somebody's pillow

  * e.g.,  ... Harry really annoyed me today, so I gave a solid Bolster Buster for him tonight 

 [ "Furry Bolster" ]

1: A dog nugget that has sprouted a furry mould that gives it a furry covering.

  * e.g.,  ... Careful matey, you nearly tripped over that furry bolster!