Definition/Meaning
e.g. The passengers were jostled when the car hit a bump in the road.
e.g. He ended up with a bump on his head from where the baseball hit him.
e.g. Her slow bump and grind made him think she was flirting with him across the dance floor.
e.g. They had to bump up the prices of good to keep up with inflation rates.
e.g. Her nose was ringed in white from the bump of powder she took before going on stage.
e.g. With every bump of the base, the music flowed through their veins as they danced.
e.g. They happened to bump shoulders in the hallway, which caused her to drop her books and be late to class.
e.g. She got bumped to the schedule to work during the holiday weekends while those who had been working longer had the first pick of work shifts.
e.g. In volleyball, players often bump the ball into the air or over the net.
Similar Words
Opposite Words
Related Words
Comments
