Thumped

v. Past tense of the intransitive verb, to Thump.

The act of leaving an area or confrontation at the most inopportune time, often creating a scene of confusion and disbelief.

"Why isn't he defending Blacksmith?"
"Oh! He Thumped."

by Tyranadin December 13, 2005

thump

Bible Thumper-Evangelical Christian, especially Baptist or Pentacostal.

A couple of thumps came to my door today, wanting to convert me.

by dannyb July 5, 2005

Thumped

Thumped/thumping: beat/beating. Could be used when talking about a fight or in a game.

Thumped: "My sister thumped me hard in MarioKart last night. I need to practice so I can beat her next time."

by Truck Bait 2003 September 24, 2017

Thumped

To get naked in the game of thumper.

dude, got thumped last weekend.

by mex69 December 23, 2010

thump

The message you get on the computer screen when you make an error, usually accompanied by a thump or a donk sound.

What the hell did I do wrong?! I keep on gettin' the damn thump! (After checking the keyboard) Oh, I see what the problem is: stuck "Caps Lock" key!

by pentozali April 10, 2008

thump

to vote. u get a thump when you agree and a thump-not when u dont
it originates from the shortened thumbs up to agree or vote in their favor

i give congressman Winny a thump for what he is saying

by stevando February 23, 2011

Thumped

Adj. Thumped

1. Of or relating to possessing many epic loots
2. To be in the possession of an exceedingly gross number of epic loots
3. Having more epic loots than one knows what to do with.

"That guy is so thumped, he ran out of bank slots for all his epics!"

by Tekas July 26, 2008