Definitions
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- v. Present participle of bump.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Three people aboard the aircraft were taken to hospitals with minor, what he called bumping injuries.
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Fire commissioner reporting just a short time ago that there three people on board the aircraft who were treated for minor injuries, what he described as bumping injuries.
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So I mean, Cleopatra is involved in bumping off two brothers and a sister, and she knows that she couldn't trust any of them.
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If I remember correctly this demand resulted in bumping Christa McCuliff (sp?) from Nelson's flight to the following fatal Challenger flight.
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But fist bumping is catching on; can you imagine Obama greeting Putin with a good fist bump.
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I like how fist bumping is sweeping the civilized world.
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The neighbor kids take great delight in bumping the cars to see the lights flash and hear the racket.
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Should I — with much shin bumping and lower-back wrenching — move the chairs into the shed?
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The Tate have dedicated a room to the work of Tracey Emin - bumping her up a place from Young British Artist to a Great British Artist.
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Anand Mahindra recalls bumping into an enthusiastic private equity investor at the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this year.
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