Bumped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUMPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BUMP, to knock against
• knock or run into someone or something with a jolt
• meet by chance
• hurt or damage (something) by striking it on something else
• (in a race) gain a bump against.
• move or travel with much jolting
• push (something) jerkily in a specified direction
• refuse (a passenger) a reserved place on a flight because of deliberate overbooking by the airline
• displace from a job, especially in favour of someone else
NOUN:
• a light blow or a jolting collision
• (in races where boats make a spaced start one behind another) the point at which a boat begins to overtake or touch the boat ahead, thereby defeating it.
• a protuberance on a level surface
• a swelling on the skin, especially one caused by illness or injury
• an increase
• a loosely woven fleeced cotton fabric used in upholstery and as lining material.
• (on a person's birthday) a custom by which the person is lifted by the arms and legs and let down on to the ground, once for each year of their age
• a rising air current causing an irregularity in an aircraft's motion.
• a lump on a person's skull, formerly thought to indicate a particular mental faculty.

Words related to BUMPED

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How to use BUMPED in a sentence

• He bumped them aside with the butt of the gun to get room.
• The boat bumped harder against the bank, and at one time Buller thought they could turn over.
• Oh, how fast he went! Right through the woods, he galloped, and he never bumped into a tree or a bush even once.
• He backed up with a rush, bumped into the door, and had a sense, at least, of peril.
• Sahwah sat up quickly and bumped her head sharply on the back of the settle.
• The cart reached the sidewalk, bumped down over the curb and pulling Great Taylor with it went beyond the centre of the street.
• The distance must be very short, for a minute after we bumped against something.
• But on Easter Eve a heavy packing-case was bumped onto my doorstep.
• The morning was gray, with a hard sifting snow, and as the wagon bumped over cobblestones, Rhona breathed deep of the keen air.
• The lazy man crept round and round the spot where he had fallen, scratched his hands on the stumps, tore his face in the briers, and bumped his knees on the stones.
• The boat bumped at last against the bank, and she drew a breath of relief.
• He bumped his nose and that made two little tears roll down his cheeks.
• She gave a little scream and jumped with her hands over her eyes and bumped into the lady, who, being a woman first, was also afraid of mice, and she moved, too.
• The racket gets a man, as well as seeing fellows you know getting bumped off now and then.
• They bumped into one another, laughed joyously, bumped into somebody else, and finally reached the girl.
• There was no time to repair it, so on I bumped, slipping all over the road.
• It snapped, and his head was smartly bumped against the wall.
• She bumped into the bank, edged off, and found herself in the channel again still some hundreds of yards from the mouth of the canal in practically a sinking condition.
• He bumped against the jam and hung there, fighting with both arms to keep from being carried under it.
• The launch bumped into the rusty ribs of a twelve-hundred ton tramp.
• And then it rained and I fell down and bumped my nose.
• He fell over a chair, bumped into the table, and damned a few things.
• He had indeed been bumped and battered at an extraordinary number of points.
• Tubbs, I could have bumped their heads together as remorselessly as two cocoanuts.
• The German turned to flee, and as he did so, bumped squarely into Anthony Stubbs, who accidentally barred his path at that moment.
• But he bumped, instead, with Greg, a fraction of a second before Dalzell could reach the spot and take a hand.
• Seeming almost to rise from the ground, so suddenly did he appear, a ragged Mexican bumped violently against the woman.
• But by the time the merciless taxi had bumped her through devious ways up to Fifty-Fourth Street, three of the beautiful green dollar bills were as good as gone.
• But without greeting of any kind from the enemy our lighter rose on the last wave and bumped against the jetty.
• Diving swiftly, she bumped against Kitty, and grasping her arm firmly, she began to tread water rapidly.
• So dazed and deadened to all feeling were some of them that they were bumped aside by carriage wheels or bumped out of the way by persons.

Similar words containing BUMP without suffix ed

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