tumped

Used to describe someones misfortune, from the word 'bumped' of the same meaning

Someone is royally slapped "Yeah tumped!!"

by baby-g February 9, 2005

Tump

Tump is derived from an ancient word teague meaning a bad place to be. The tump can be located down county ESVA. People who reside there are to be treated as if they are all after you. BE CAREFULL!!!

Yo my boys went down to the tump and that ho got one.

Shes nothing but a tumper.

I am the master Tump Raider

by Tumpraider October 6, 2004

Tump 26

When you smoke shisha too much(symtoms include being extremly light headed or even passing out)

Mark: Hey Dk did you Tump 26 last night?

Dk: You dont even no how hard I tumped 26

by Danny43 January 27, 2009

Tump

Of a pleasing or attractive appearance;

adj : pleasing in appearance especially by reason of conformity to ideals of form and proportion; "a tump looking woman"; "She is tumping"

by J7 May 14, 2005

numpsy tump

A hillock, small heap, switch-back hill, old slag heap or industrial working.
A phrase which seems to have originated in the north of England and Scotland. Probably derived from tump, a barrow or Neolothic burial ground and numpsy meaning 'low life'
Generally, used in the plural, numpsy tumps.

Plenty of numpsy tumps where I go mountain biking.
The wretched moles have been busy again. Numpsy tumps everywhere.
I love the Scottish lochs and numpsy tumps.
Motoring at its best: the numpsy tumps of the Yorkshire wolds.

by Henley December 30, 2008

tump

To carry a pack by means of a tumpline.

The village girls are tumping baskets of grass.

by uttam maharjan January 2, 2012

Tump

a large person who has the ability to annoy any buddy.

Man, that big dude over there is getting on my nerves. he's being a real tump.

by casper the great April 25, 2009