Bumper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUMPER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to drink bumpers
• toast with a full drinking glass
NOUN:
• a cup or glass full to the brim
• a horizontal bar fixed across the front or back of a motor vehicle to reduce damage in a collision
• a shock-absorbing piston projecting from a cross-beam at the end of a railway track or at the end of a railway vehicle.
• a flat race for inexperienced horses which are intended for future racing in hurdles or steeplechases.
• a generous glassful of an alcoholic drink, typically one drunk as a toast.
• bar on the front and back of a vehicle
• A cup or glass filled to the brim, or till the liquor runs over, particularly in drinking a health or toast.
• A covered house at a theater, etc., in honor of some favorite performer.
• That which bumps or causes a bump.
• Anything which resists or deadens a bump or shock; a buffer.
• a glass filled to the brim (especially as a toast)
• a mechanical device consisting of bars at either end of a vehicle to absorb shock and prevent serious damage
ADJECTIVE:
• exceptionally large, fine, or successful
• unusually large or abundant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fill to the brim

Words related to BUMPER

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How to use BUMPER in a sentence

• The Vassar farm had bumper crops on its seven hundred and forty acres, and its superintendent, Mr.
• Because we wanted to make some stanchions for the awning, and another flagpole, and some bumper sticks.
• This of course acted as a great stimulant, and we had a bumper meeting on Friday.
• The farmer does not attempt to take all the fertility out of the land in the harvest of one bumper crop.
• Arms never fail to devote a bumper to you, except when they are in the humour of drinking none but scoundrels.
• And pouring the contents of a small powder-flask into a bumper of brandy, he tendered him the mixture.
• Because he was tall Cutty could see them until they reached the bumper.
• He filled himself another bumper of claret, and followed it with a little brandy.
• Then addressing himself to the drover, he took off to him a bumper of good lantern wine.
• Catso, cried Friar John, I had rather take off a bumper of good cool wine.
• The moment quickly came when he wanted his eleventh bumper.
• This astonishment was doubled when Aramis saw Athos fill a bumper and toss it off with all his former enthusiasm.
• Through all our land we could not boast A knight more gay, more prompt than he, To rise and fill a bumper toast, And pass it round with THREE TIMES THREE.
• The meanest guest that graced his board Was there the freest of the free, His bumper toast when Peter poured, And passed it round with THREE TIMES THREE.
• A stout man in the chair knocks on the table, and being the landlord, makes disinterested enquiries if every gentleman has a bumper.
• She was already speculating that there was no permanency- only being banged in the buttocks with bumper cars or being run over by tanks.
• Against the rubber bumper of his good cheer things that have crushed and maddened others rebound without damage.
• Another bumper was filled and handed to Davy Spink, who had been eyeing the crew of the boat with great suspicion.
• If a man has no objection to drink toasts at all, he must drink that which the master of the house proposes, and it is usual in this case to fill a bumper.
• He must also drink a bumper to the king, another to church and state, and another to the army and navy.
• He was going forth coursing, and had stepped into the dining-hall to toss off a bumper of brandy.

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