A small jump often formed by a crest in a road or path of a rally racing special-stage. The term "yump" is believed to have originated from foreign drivers' pronunciation of "jump".

1. Usually to strongly agree with what one is saying.
2. To affirm something.
3.Substitution for "yep", "yes",
"yeah", etc.

yup but with a ‘m’

a word used to describe recklessly performing a stunt of some sort

yump

young upwardmobile prick, youthful greedy backstabbing social or office "climber" self centered and driven by cash and bling

To eat food in the same way that you can quaff drink a la medieval banquet stylee