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unbump

unbump verb: to remove a bump or bumps from.

Verb

unbump (third-person singular simple present unbumps, present participle unbumping, simple past and past participle unbumped)

  1. (nonce-word, transitive) To remove a bump or bumps from.
    • […] unbump the line of your otherwise body-tailored clothes.1978, Report on the Administration of Rajasthan, volume 113, page 215
    • "I'll try my best, but we still have a few bumps to work out," Ryder muttered.
      "Then unbump them," Sabrina ordered.2015, Dianna Love, Slye Team Black Ops 3-book box set

Forms of unbump

third-person singular presentunbumps
present participleunbumping
past participleunbumped
pastunbumped

Origin of unbump

From un- + bump.

Questions about unbump

What does unbump mean?
Unbump means to remove a bump or bumps from.
What part of speech is unbump?
Unbump is a verb.
What is the past tense of unbump?
The past tense of unbump is unbumped.

Words near unbump in the dictionary

  1. unbullshitable
  2. unbullshittable
  3. unbullyable
  4. unbullying
  5. unbulwarked
  6. unbump
  7. unbumped
  8. unbumping
  9. unbumps
  10. unbumptious
  11. unbunch

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