Bump is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUMP in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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
• knock or strike with a jolt
• To strike, as with or against anything large or solid; to thump; as, to bump the head against a wall.
• To come in violent contact with something; to thump.
• To make a loud, heavy, or hollow noise, as the bittern; to boom.
• knock against with force or violence
• come upon, as if by accident; meet with
• dance erotically or dance with the pelvis thrust forward
• assign to a lower position; reduce in rank
• remove or force from a position of dwelling previously occupied
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.
• A thump; a heavy blow.
• A swelling or prominence, resulting from a bump or blow; a protuberance.
• One of the protuberances on the cranium which are associated with distinct faculties or affections of the mind; as, the bump of \"veneration;\" the bump of \"acquisitiveness.\"
• The act of striking the stern of the boat in advance with the prow of the boat following.
• The noise made by the bittern.
• a lump on the body caused by a blow
• something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings
• an impact (as from a collision)
• dull thud from an impact or collision
• (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 BUMP

bumped13 bumping14 bumpings15 bumps11

Words that contain BUMP

bumph14 bumps11 bumpy14 bumped13 bumper12 bumphs15 bumpers13 bumpier13 bumpily16 bumping14 bumpkin17 bumpered15 bumpiest14 bumpings15 bumpkins18 bumpering16 bumpiness15 bumpkinly22 bumpology19 bumptious15 goosebump16 bumpkinish23 goosebumps17 bumpinesses17 bumpologies18 bumpsadaisy21 bumptiously20 bumpkinlier21 bumpkinliest22 bumptiousness19 bumptiousnesses21

How to use BUMP in a sentence

• If he really does bump into a rock he cuts in an arithmetic book for his latitude and longitude and lets it go at that.
• He landed with a bump in a clump of bushes, while Mr.
• Faster and faster fell the balloon, until, at last it gave such a bump down on the ground that Squinty was bounced right over the side of the basket.
• The Blow seemed to have landed right on the Bump of Memory, and put his Recollecting Department into full Operation again.
• Then, with a violent bump, the cars pull up in a cloud of sand.
• I did seven journeys with ponies and got off with a bump on the head and some scratches.
• The crust, brittle, held for a pace or two, then let one down with a bump some 8 or 10 inches.
• He had hardly decided to lead the noble life before he came bump against the fact that he was a physical coward.
• We did bump a few rocks under water, but the canoe was so elastic that no damage was done.
• Confidently they ducked their big, round heads and dived down the old entrance, only to be brought up with a bump when they had gone about three feet.
• Out of the rosy sky he dropped, falling miles in an instant, landing with a bump.
• When a man has had a bump upon his only head, held Mr.
• The blood from his nose testified to a pretty hard bump.
• Bump, bump, jolt, jolt, creak, creak, went the vehicle.
• Try as one would, it was impossible not to bump a certain amount over those appalling roads full of holes and cobbles.
• I crept forward, and us I did so I felt the wagon rise up on the windward side and bump back on the ground.
• I thought I had seen the last of him, when I heard him coming, bump! bump! bump! the swift blows of his hoofs sounding all together on the forest floor.
• It was possibly an hour later that the engine gave a furious jerk, followed by a bump and another jerk, and then the train came to a dead stop.
• When I came up she was staggering to her feet, and groaning as she felt of her head for the results of some suspected cut or bump from her fall.
• Nearly always, in this formation, some of the horses bump their neighbors.
• If we do bump into anybody, we are to pose as fishermen.
• His suit was dusty, and there was a bump on his small brow.
• But their hour is brief, and when they depart they leave not a bump behind.
• Right down into it he fell, and he landed at the bottom with such a bump that he nearly broke his spectacles.
• Bump! Bump! She dragged the cart over rocks and stones so fast that the little boys were almost thrown out on the road.

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