Dump is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUMP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to unload, let fall heavily
• deposit or dispose of (rubbish, waste, or unwanted material), typically in a careless or hurried way
• abandon (something) hurriedly in order to make an escape
• put (something) down heavily or carelessly
• abandon or desert (someone)
• send (goods unsaleable in the home market) to a foreign market for sale at a low price
• sell off (assets) rapidly
• copy (stored data) to a different location, especially so as to protect against loss.
• print out or list the contents of (a store), especially after a system failure.
• drop or let fall in a careless manner
• A dull, gloomy state of the mind; sadness; melancholy; low spirits; despondency; ill humor; -- now used only in the plural.
• Absence of mind; revery.
• A melancholy strain or tune in music; any tune.
• An old kind of dance.
• To knock heavily; to stump.
• To put or throw down with more or less of violence; hence, to unload from a cart by tilting it; as, to dump sand, coal, etc.
• throw away as refuse
• sever all ties with, usually unceremoniously or irresponsibly
• sell at artificially low prices
• drop (stuff) in a heap or mass
• fall abruptly
• knock down with force
NOUN:
• a site for depositing rubbish.
• a heap of rubbish left at a dump.
• a place where a particular kind of waste, especially dangerous waste, is left
• a place where weapons and other military equipment is stored
• an unpleasant or dreary place
• an act of copying stored data to a different location, performed typically as a protection against loss.
• an act of defecation.
• A thick, ill-shapen piece; a clumsy leaden counter used by boys in playing chuck farthing.
• A car or boat for dumping refuse, etc.
• A ground or place for dumping ashes, refuse, etc.
• That which is dumped.
• A pile of ore or rock.
• a coarse term for defecation
• a piece of land where waste materials are dumped
• (computer science) a copy of the contents of a computer storage device; sometimes used in debugging programs
• a place where supplies can be stored
• place where waste materials are left
• a printout or list of the contents of a computer's memory, occurring typically after a system failure.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to let fall heavily

Words related to DUMP

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How to use DUMP in a sentence

• In the afternoon of the second day Thor stopped in a dump of jackpines under which the ground was strewn with fallen needles.
• He might dump the body by the roadside and run back to town.
• They told grandpa to drive down in the ditch with his load of rock and let the white folks drive up on the dump.
• The ammunition dump lay about a mile back of our line.
• One day, however, he was on his work, and a blast having failed to go off, Van ordered his men to return to the dump.
• Dump and the village authorities, it was agreed to lock up the prisoner in the cage.
• For many days I had haunted the telephone dump, taking a melancholy pleasure in watching real engineers come out with real coin-boxes for other people.
• He would sell the two hundred and dump more than that overboard.
• We reached the ration dump and began to load the train.
• So common was the practice that a man seeking temporary treatment would first look for the dump, and sure enough the hospital was hard by.
• Many bombs must have hit the dump simultaneously for the roar of the explosion was appalling.
• Brown did not keep up, he would be tempted to dump him overboard, where he could renew his acquaintance with his old friends the cat fish.
• The only things we have to do is to take rations up to the dump for the rest of the battery, draw our own rations, and get our mails from the Field Post Office.
• After the bath the men dump the barrels, which are immediately refilled by attendants, for the next group.
• The same sort of fellows did dump AElfred and his queen out of their comfortable stone coffins, you know, to use the stone.
• I saw him scraping the dump around with his foot as he talked.
• At least, we could imagine no other reason for the move, since the growing dump at this upper working was entirely barren of ore, and remained so.
• Every now and then he turned to dump two or three handfuls of counted pennies into his open satchel.
• The Germans were in such confusion, and such havoc had been caused among them when the ammunition dump went up, that they had no time, then, to look to their prisoners.
• Experience had taught him that to be at a good height above an exploding dump was advisable.
• Two minutes afterwards and the road took them directly alongside the quarry dump, where the excavated earth had been thrown.
• At present it is a convenient spot wherein to dump tin cans, empty bottles, broken crockery, old shoes, and other residue.
• It still keeps fairly busy with schoolhouse decoration, traveling libraries for factory employees, and inspecting the city dump.
• It has also made it possible for policy makers to dump those whose services are no longer needed or wanted by the ruling oligarchy.
• Tom Reade, out at the ore dump, looked anything but sleepy.
• He said he would not send me to hospital, but that I must go down to the dump, and take things easy for a few days.
• I told him that the dump was too far back, but that, if he liked, I would go and live with Padre Monty in the Eski Line.
• The wagons dump their loads into a chute which sends the coal sliding down into the breaker.
• Instead of taking the direction of the other carts, he went straight up the dump that led into the town.

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