bumping
Speech parts
1. bumping - Noun
2. bumping - Verb
Meaning
of Bump
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Examples
At times it may be worth bumping (taking a trick away from your own teammate) in order to keep the opposition team members from being the last to play in the following trick.
I look behind me I just see Nas come to the studio and he’s bumping his head”, Davido said.
At the airport, the two men were seen bumping elbows rather than the shaking hands.
A fat soldier is a poor soldier (and I say this as a former soldier who was always bumping up against the limits).
In a 5-4 vote, the board passed a $38.6 million budget bumping property taxes in Luzerne County to 17.5554 mills.
"After bumping into each other many years ago in Kendals, we swapped numbers, but as so often happens, lost touch again," Barbara said.