bump and jump
bump and jump noun: a carjacking technique in which the criminal's vehicle strikes the victim's vehicle from behind, encouraging them to get out.
Noun
bump and jump (uncountable)
- A carjacking technique in which the criminal's vehicle strikes the victim's vehicle from behind, encouraging them to get out.
Questions about bump and jump
- What does bump and jump mean?
- Bump and jump means a carjacking technique in which the criminal's vehicle strikes the victim's vehicle from behind, encouraging them to get out.
- What part of speech is bump and jump?
- Bump and jump is a noun.
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