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to beg or borrow something from someone
Can I bum a ciggy off of you?
I need to bum 5 bucks off of you.
I am going to bum off her couch for a bit.
Bum off by candylandjane October 29, 2011
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To Bum Off someone or something is to love it so much that you would have sex with it
You two Bum Off that film
Bum Off by Teddy Hancock August 4, 2008
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Bum off by djmacncheezy February 2, 2021
Two men engaging in a wrestling competition with eachother where the goal is to force your adversary into a sexually compromising position and then thrust three times. Varieties include bumoff, bumoff in boxers and naked bumoff.

Often used as a means to settle a dispute between two men, also quite common as a type of initiation in sports such as rugby.
Charlie drew his bumoff with Joe.
bumoff by onaboatjizzmypants December 3, 2009
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