Jumper

Pronun-key:(juhm-per)
noun
A person holding a yoga ball in the game of ball ball.
see Baller.

person 2:I'm not bieng the jumper if we're playing ball ball again.
person 1:hehehehe.....Fine, you can be the baller this time.
pseron 2:Oh no! You're not gonna trick me again!

by Me-Hung-Low August 19, 2006

jumpers

Pharmaceuticals that work as an upper

Lyrics from 'Searching for Sugar Man': Silver magic ships you carry, jumpers, coke, sweet Mary Jane

by chezzo April 21, 2013

jumper

The British word for a sweater. In the United States, a jumper is a kind of dress or coverall.

In the Harry Potter books, Mrs. Weasley makes jumpers for her children.

by lesgles March 22, 2005

jumper

1. Australian/British etc. for Sweater.

2. Someone who commits suicide by jumping from a high place, normally a tall buiulding. Can be used to describe someone who is about to jump, or someone who already has.

3. A jump shot in basketball.

4. A girl who constantly changes partners.

1. "Looks cold outside. Better put on a jumper."

2. "Oh oh, looks like we have a jumper on the roof."

3. "Wow! Did you see that jumper from the free throw line?

4. "Becky was with Micheal last week, now she's with Jason."

by sadistic_monkey September 5, 2008

jumper

a person who commits suicide by jumping from somewhere high

policeman language: "we got a jumper last night."

by ilir beqiri December 28, 2005

jumper

A sweater.
Not to be confused with a jumpsuit.

"You better put on your jumper, its cold outside."

by Diego September 14, 2003

jumper

a person who jumps from person to person having multiple hook ups at once keeps them secret to the people theyre hooking up with

Wow shes sucher a jumper the way she goes from guy to guy all over the place, I bet her legs are sore from that all.

by mustangmaddie December 20, 2009