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View definitions for jumps

jumps

noun as in heebie-jeebies

noun as in jitters

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Example Sentences

“If everybody jumps in, I think it could look markedly different in three to six months.“

“It still jumps off the tape,” he said of Ramsey’s skills.

Romer jumps in, adding with a grin, “Sometimes she has a new big word and I’m very impressed.”

But with "The Strangers," I remember thinking, "This relationship jumps off the page here, and if we can get that tone and feel on screen, the horror elements are going to be terrifying."

From Salon

The film's timeline jumps around, as the viewer follows a few different strands which each focus on a different woman.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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