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- noun Plural form of
bumper .
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Examples
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The Elvira pardon the expression bumpers extend the overall running time to 99m 57s and are retained from a 1983 MOVIE MACABRE broadcast from KHJ-TV, when the "B-movie queen's" disposition was more that of a sour Valley Girl than the bubbly double entendriste we know and love today.
Archive 2007-11-25 2007
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The Elvira pardon the expression bumpers extend the overall running time to 99m 57s and are retained from a 1983 MOVIE MACABRE broadcast from KHJ-TV, when the "B-movie queen's" disposition was more that of a sour Valley Girl than the bubbly double entendriste we know and love today.
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Others have suggested that Apple should give owners free rubber "bumpers" - sold for $29
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Others have suggested that Apple should give owners free rubber "bumpers" - sold for $29
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Others have suggested that Apple should give owners free rubber "bumpers" - sold for $29
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Others have suggested that Apple should give owners free rubber "bumpers" - sold for $29
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It's possible that Apple will offer customers free iPhone "bumpers" - cases that snap around the iPhone's external antenna and seem to reduce or eliminate the reception problem.
Slate Magazine 2010
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Lynda, who lives in Whitecraig, Musselburgh and is a school cook at Pinkie St Peter's School, will be seen at regular intervals in the ads, known as "bumpers" - which bookend segments of Emmerdale - for the next 14 months, across all of the ITV channels.
unknown title 2009
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Lynda, who lives in Whitecraig, Musselburgh and is a school cook at Pinkie St Peter's School, will be seen at regular intervals in the ads, known as "bumpers" - which bookend segments of Emmerdale - for the next 14 months, across all of the ITV channels.
unknown title 2009
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Lynda, who lives in Whitecraig, Musselburgh and is a school cook at Pinkie St Peter's School, will be seen at regular intervals in the ads, known as "bumpers" - which bookend segments of Emmerdale - for the next 14 months, across all of the ITV channels.
unknown title 2009
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