bump off
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1. bump off - Noun
2. bump off - Verb
Meaning
kill intentionally and with premeditation
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The mafia boss ordered his enemies murdered
A nasty bump off a back drop onto the casket caused Michaels to herniate two disks in his back and crush one completely.
Grand Forks Central setter Madeline Stangl and middle blocker Mackenzie Norlin (7) attempt a last-minute bump off of a spike from Devils Lake's Laila Gourd (17) in the final set of Tuesday's volleyball match in Grand Forks.
If the Patriots bump off the Eagles in Super Bowl LII here Sunday, that’s three rings for the 29-year-old Develin, who this season became the franchise’s first fullback to be voted to the Pro Bowl since Sam “Bam” Cunningham.
There were rumours that JK Rowling would bump off The Boy Who Lived and some of his closest friends but, in the end, it proved to be a false down.
"By the seventh month I was like, 'Get that bump off me'.