bump

a lump on a person's skull, formerly thought to indicate a particular mental faculty.

In the bygone days of phrenology, feeling a pronounced bump on someone's head might lead you to believe they possessed a strong mathematical aptitude.

by Arminkshipper July 23, 2024

bump

an increase.

"a slight bump in sales"

by Arminkshipper July 23, 2024

bump

displace from a job or role, especially in favor of someone else.

"she was bumped for a youthful model"

by Arminkshipper July 23, 2024

a bump in the road

a problem or setback.

The company launch was a success, but losing their main investor was definitely a bump in the road.

by Arminkshipper July 23, 2024

bump off

murder someone.

The gangsters threatened to bump off anyone who snitched to the police. (Note: This is a fictional scenario, and violence is not something to be taken lightly.)

by Arminkshipper July 23, 2024

bump up

increase something.

"they finally agreed to bump up her salary"

by Arminkshipper July 23, 2024

Budapest fist bump

When you pin someone’s legs over their head then proceed to Superman punch their hole until your hand is deeper in them than Jeff Dunham is in Walter

I gave Stacy a Budapest fist bump last night! Apparently she has a thing for ventriloquists…

by Usewallowcome69 August 4, 2024