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bum

[buhm] / bʌm /




VERB
to borrow, mooch
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ADJECTIVE
fake, misleading, disappointing
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ADJECTIVE
injured, impaired
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Example Sentences

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Do you agree, and if so does that bum you out?

From Los Angeles Times

I tried to get into the gym and, I don’t know, something about the gym environment really bums me out.

From Los Angeles Times

He responded: At the Hyatt, so bummed the Dojo is gone and probably my house too How about you?

From Los Angeles Times

Wells said he was angry with Gill because he felt he had been "using people around him, like me I guess, to put bums on seats".

From BBC

He was short, with a Wall Street belly—not the bleacher bum’s boiler but the discreet, necessary pouch of a squirrel just before winter.

From Literature