by chezzo April 21, 2013
Usually what long, high, triple, or pole-vaulters are referred to in track and field. Jumpers kick the asses of all other track athletes. Everyone loves a good jumper.
Joanne cleaned up at provincials with a long jump of 4.92m, a high jump of 1.70m, and a pole vault of 3.80. The rest of the jumpers were very jealous.
by emilyleonard July 7, 2008
by lesgles March 22, 2005
1. Australian/British etc. for Sweater.
2. Someone who commits suicide by jumping from a high place, normally a tall buiulding. Can be used to describe someone who is about to jump, or someone who already has.
3. A jump shot in basketball.
4. A girl who constantly changes partners.
2. Someone who commits suicide by jumping from a high place, normally a tall buiulding. Can be used to describe someone who is about to jump, or someone who already has.
3. A jump shot in basketball.
4. A girl who constantly changes partners.
1. "Looks cold outside. Better put on a jumper."
2. "Oh oh, looks like we have a jumper on the roof."
3. "Wow! Did you see that jumper from the free throw line?
4. "Becky was with Micheal last week, now she's with Jason."
2. "Oh oh, looks like we have a jumper on the roof."
3. "Wow! Did you see that jumper from the free throw line?
4. "Becky was with Micheal last week, now she's with Jason."
by sadistic_monkey July 9, 2006
by ilir beqiri November 9, 2005
(Popular in Alaskan fishing townes) Commonly refered to as a fish that is jumping, it is also the term that is used when a woman walks by that said fisherman would like to sleep with. The woman is refered to as a jumper because well, there arent that many chicks, and the dudes wanna jump her!
by carrickbender5150 June 27, 2012
by Diego September 14, 2003