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Canadian Front Bumper 

The true name for a fanny pack, which when worn on the front resembles a bumper, mostly only done in Canada where fanny packs are in stile year round!
I went to the casino today and could not help but notice a lot of people sporting Canadian front bumpers while I was there!
Canadian Front Bumper by MrT balls September 19, 2010
Related Words

bumping uglies 

doing the nasty, fucking, making love, screwing, having sex.
No, mom. Me and Amy were bumping uglies when you called last night. It was off the hizzoook!
bumping uglies by Luvmaker November 14, 2004
A derogatory term for those of Indian descent (not native American.) It comes from their accent and speech pattern. Try saying "bumpidy bumpidy" with a Hindu accent to understand why the word is used to describe these people. Synonms include brownie, furry curry, and elephant jockie.
The bumpidy bumpidy at 7-Eleven made the store smell like curry.
bumpidy by Ryan Farley May 28, 2008
when your driving with a car that has subs and you blare rap music with bass.
Mark and Josh were bumpin' to Sexy Bitch in his 350z
Bumpin' by Josh Ch00bsworth November 3, 2009

Shadow-bumping 

On the IMDB forums, the act of posting a blank response and then deleting it a second later thus intentively bumping the targetted thread and remaining anonymous as the bumper.
Specifically detested because it is a stealth form of necroposting and often used by trolls.
boxOmetal: some idiot just revived that y2k thread
cardboardboy: yes, well done idiot
boxOmetal: wtf?
cardboardboy: saw your name on the most recent post before it was deleted you shadow-bumping idiot
Shadow-bumping by blueshift August 13, 2006
Description of a party/club/event that was hype, dope, phat or sick. Also can describe a bass line or actions to it.
1. "Yo that party was bumpin'"

2. "I don't dance at clubs. Only girls and guys with big gay bones do that. I just chill on the edge of the dance floor, bumpin'."

3. "Giovanni got a new subwoofer in his IROC. You can hear it bumpin' from a block away."
bumpin by Lazarus Ciccone January 11, 2005