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1. Noun. A cool nickname for a beloved, oftentimes cool, grandfather.

2. Noun. Nickname for Grandfather. Mother's dad or dad's dad.
I'm so excited that I get to see my Bumpa and granny this weekend with my sister and cousins!! It's already such a fun time when our Bumpa is around telling us about his days as a young boy in Puerto Rico.
Bumpa by Childrenrthafuture July 21, 2018
Words you can keep
thierry henryhas got a fine fine bumpa
bumpa by deb July 1, 2003
the trunk of a female
Hey baby let me pull up to dat bumpa and smack dat monkey
bumpa by awesome April 15, 2003
The Australian way of pronouncing bumper. Typically referring to the rear bumpa.
Oi mate so how many fuckinquid are you paying me for the rear bumpa? For the rear bumpa mate, FOR THE REAR BUMPA!!!

This ones for the rear bumpa!
Bumpa by Big Hog November 30, 2019
did you see that bumpa walk by
bumpa by ahdjfkka April 24, 2022

Bumpa-Bucks

Large sums of money paid or reimbursed by a grandfather to his children or grandchildren for extravagent or unnessary purchases such as vacations, vehicles, clothes, and entertainment.

"Bumpa" being a common term used to refer to a grandfather and "bucks" being a common slang term for money.
They rented bikes for 5 days and used them only one day, but they don't care, they paid for the bike rentals with bumpa-bucks.
Bumpa-Bucks by Harijan July 30, 2009

Bumpa Grill 

The Theory of Showing Your Game To A Girl And Eventually Having Sexual Intercourse With Her.
While I Was Talking To Miguel I Asked Him When Was He Going To Bumpa Grill© With Jennifer.
Bumpa Grill by Cesar P. January 9, 2008
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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