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bump
verb as in collide, hit, usually with sound
Example Sentences
As Philip Bump of the Washington Post points out in this preliminary analysis:
Microstrategy: The Bitcoin software company also got a nice postelection bump, with Trump’s victory leading its key currency to never-before-seen thresholds.
The Transformers actress tagged the musician in a photo which showed her kneeling, covered in a black substance and cradling a baby bump.
Months after sporting a fake baby belly in the music video for Machine Gun Kelly and Jelly Roll’s “Lonely Road,” Megan Fox is showing off her bona fide bump.
He has certainly sparked the fair pay conversation, and this second series will surely give the industry another bump.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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