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Meaning
Noun
●
A
device
for
moving
or
compressing
a
liquid
or gas.
●
An
instance
of the
action
of a
pump
; one
stroke
of a
pump
; any
action
similar
to
pump
ing
●
A
device
for
dispensing
liquid
or
gas
to be
sold
,
particularly
fuel.
●
In Bodybuilding, Climbing & Surfing:
A
swelling
of the
muscles
caused
by increased
blood flow
following
high
intensity
weightlifting.
●
A
ride
on a
bicycle
given to
a
passenger
, usually on the
handlebars
or fender.
●
In American English:
The heart.
⚠️
The vagina.
●
In British English & Footwear:
A low-top
shoe
with a
rubber
sole
and a
canvas
upper
; a low-top
canvas
sneaker.
●
In American English, Canadian English & Footwear:
A type of
women's
shoe
which
leaves
the
instep
uncovered
and has a
relatively
high heel
, especially a
stiletto
(with a very high and
thin
heel
)
●
A
dancing
shoe.
●
A type of
shoe
without a heel.
Verb
●
To use a
pump
; to
move
(water or other
liquid
)
by means of
a
pump
.
●
To
inject
or
pour
(something) into someone
or something
in a manner
similar
to a pump.
●
To
put
(a person or part of the body) under a
stream
of water from a
pump
, as a
punishment
or as a form of
medical
treatment; to
force
a
pump
of water upon or on someone.
●
In Pumps:
To
gain
information from (a person) by
persistent
questioning.
●
In British English:
To copulate.
●
To
express
milk
from (a
breast
)
by means of
a
breast
pump.
●
To
fill
with
air
by means of
a
pump
; to inflate.
●
To
move
rhythmically
, as the
motion
of a pump.
●
In Bodybuilding & Surfing:
To
enlarge
the body
by means of
weightlifting
or
steroid
use.
●
To
shake
(a person's
hand
) vigorously.
●
In American English:
Of
music
: to be
loud
, to have strong
bass
and
rhythms
; (
by extension
) to be
full
of energy.
●
In Sports & Surfing:
To
kick
,
throw
, or
hit
the
ball
far and high.
⚠️
In British English & Footwear:
To
pass gas
; to
fart
quietly.
●
In Computing:
To
pass
(messages) into a
program
so that it can
obey
them.
●
To
inject
silicone
into the body in order to
try
to
achieve
a
fuller
or
curvier
look.
Sourced from
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Origin
pump
English
pumpe
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Vagina
Dap
Plimsoll
Sneaker
Grill
Interrogate
Bang
Copulate
Lift
Handshake
Trump
Flatulate
Gym Shoe
Court Shoe
Copulate With
Big Up
Pump Iron
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Nozzle
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Pipe
Turbine
Motor
Boiler
Injector
Heater
Pour
Reservoir
Refill
Tube
Funnel
Blow
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Device
Fluid
Drain
Inject
Syphon
Supply
Radiator
Inlet
Shaft
Syringe
Scoop
Blower
Coil
Pressurizer
Fan
Reactor
Battery
Drip
Coolant
Spray
Heat Exchanger
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Rhymes
Ump
Rump
Dump
Jump
Bump
Lump
Sump
Tump
Hump
Pump
Trump
Plump
Stump
Whump
Crump
Frump
Slump
Trump
Grump
Clump
Thump
Chump
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