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rump

[ruhmp] / rʌmp /


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Teixeira named his group on Discord "Thug Shaker Central," apparently as a racist joke playing on a hip-hop phrase that refers to young black men performing a "rump shaker" dance to popular rap songs.

From Salon

But Putin’s congressional caucus will remain a mostly Republican rump.

From Washington Post

If you want a thicker, more traditional steak, rump is on the more affordable end and has great flavour.

From BBC

A rotating cast of more than two dozen senators served in bipartisan “gangs” that functioned as rump caucuses that drove legislation into law.

From Washington Post

He’s been at the negotiating table on some of the most consequential legislation, sometimes working with bipartisan rump “gangs” on legislation not initially approved of by Senate leaders.

From Washington Post