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pumper

UK/ˈpʌmpə/US/ˈpʌmpɚ/

pumper noun: one who pumps something.

Noun

pumper (plural pumpers)

  1. One who pumps something.
  2. A fire engine with a water tank and pump.
  3. (slang) A steroid or other drug taken to improve blood flow and increase muscular size.

Forms of pumper

pluralpumpers

Origin of pumper

From pump + -er.

Words formed from pumper

Words that rhyme with pumper

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Questions about pumper

What does pumper mean?
Pumper means one who pumps something.
What part of speech is pumper?
Pumper is a noun.
How do you pronounce pumper?
Pumper is pronounced /ˈpʌmpə/ (UK).
What is the plural of pumper?
The plural of pumper is pumpers.

Words near pumper in the dictionary

  1. pumpellyite
  2. pumpellyites
  3. pumpelmous
  4. pumpelmouses
  5. Pumpenbil
  6. pumper
  7. pumpernickel
  8. pumpernickel bread
  9. pumpernickel breads
  10. pumpernickels
  11. pumpers

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