御坊ちゃん[obocchan] son (of others)
いたずら坊主[itazurabouzu] mischievous boy
御坊[onbou] cemetery guard
丸坊主[marubouzu] close-cropped head
黒ん坊[kuronbou] dark-skinned person

桜ん坊[sakuranbo] (edible) cherry
三日坊主[mikkabouzu] one who can stick to nothing
次男坊[jinanbou] second son
照々坊主[teruterubouzu] paper doll to which children pray for fine weather (usu. white, and shaped like a Buddhist priest)
食いしん坊[kuishinbou] glutton

御食い初め[okuizome] weaning ceremony
食っ付く[kuttsuku] to adhere to
食っ付ける[kuttsukeru] to attach
ぼりぼり食べる[boriboritaberu] to eat with a munching or crunching sound
インスタント食品[insutantoshokuhin] instant foods

レトルト食品[retorutoshokuhin] packed and sterilised food
衣食[ishoku] food and clothing
衣食住[ishokujuu] necessities of life (food, clothing & shelter)
育児食[ikujishoku] baby food
一夜乞食[ichiyakojiki] (a) person made homeless by fire