1. A person who is not recognized by their significant other, a person who is a distraction in a relationship
2. A one nightstand, what you call the person you had a fling with.
3. A fat ass
2. A one nightstand, what you call the person you had a fling with.
3. A fat ass
1. He was a speed bump that I already forgot
2. She meant nothing to me, she was just a speed bump.
3. Bre, did you see the speed bump on dat honey
2. She meant nothing to me, she was just a speed bump.
3. Bre, did you see the speed bump on dat honey
by Tip-drill February 27, 2008
Get the speed bumpmug. by desantism July 25, 2004
Get the Bumping Dickheadsmug. 1. A synonym for the dancing form commonly known as grinding
2. A male usually standing behind a female as they both move their hips to the beat of degrading music
2. A male usually standing behind a female as they both move their hips to the beat of degrading music
Everybody at the school dance was bumping nasties when the disc jockey played a sexually explicit song.
by mealsies February 27, 2007
Get the Bumping Nastiesmug. Someone you have casual sex with.
When you're out on a Friday night, have no success meeting anyone of the preferred sex, you call your bump bitch on the way home to get lucky.
by Sheelz January 9, 2008
Get the bump bitchmug. by Cinaynay July 26, 2006
Get the fuck bumpmug. A bump of muscle usually close to the elbow that is said to indicate if someone frequently masturbates.
by Rafael Lewis April 30, 2006
Get the beater's bumpmug. Verb
Phonetic Spelling - Bumph-peeng luhv-leez
To make love by thrusting the pelvis forward tenderly, in a delightful pleasingly provocative manner, esp. to the accompaniment of an accented musical beat. Act is accentuated by dim candlelight causing joyous explosions of happiness.
Origin:
1560–70; imit.
bef. 900; ME luvelich, OE luflīc amiable. See love, -ly
circa 2010 - english - fitzsimmons - ngainay nipay
Phonetic Spelling - Bumph-peeng luhv-leez
To make love by thrusting the pelvis forward tenderly, in a delightful pleasingly provocative manner, esp. to the accompaniment of an accented musical beat. Act is accentuated by dim candlelight causing joyous explosions of happiness.
Origin:
1560–70; imit.
bef. 900; ME luvelich, OE luflīc amiable. See love, -ly
circa 2010 - english - fitzsimmons - ngainay nipay
1. My dear. Your beauty is unparalleled. I would like to engage in "Bumping Lovlies" with you.
2. Ohhh girl! Did you see who she's "Bumping Lovelies" with? Ummm mmm...She got her a lil' sumthing sumthin'
3. Oh hell no...I is fine! I'm not bumping uglies! I'm "Bumping Lovelies."
2. Ohhh girl! Did you see who she's "Bumping Lovelies" with? Ummm mmm...She got her a lil' sumthing sumthin'
3. Oh hell no...I is fine! I'm not bumping uglies! I'm "Bumping Lovelies."
by Ngai-Nipay July 4, 2010
Get the Bumping Lovliesmug.