To be persistently physically and/or verbally intimidated over a period of time by someone of debatable mental health and often of monkey like appearance. Named after Mark van Bommel, dutch footballer, thug and generally insane person.
An adjective used to describe a feeling of depression or extreme sadness. Not to be confused with the feeling of being "bummed". To be "bummered" is a stronger feeling than being "bummed".
Brittani was bummered because school was starting so soon and she hadn't had a chance to hang out with her friends at all during the summer.