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Phonetic Respelling: [ buhmp ]

Definition: Play

noun. 1 a lump on the body caused by a blow; 2 something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings; verb. knock against with force or violence

Sentence: Play Play

Andrea got abumpon her head.

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Andrea got a bump on her head.

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Who did Daisy bump into that trapped her with a net?

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What happened to Maria when she chased Kevin because of the bump in his backpack?

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What did the cow bump down the aisle?

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What did the father move and the dog bump into?

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The bump on my head is swelling.

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The acanthoid bump on the back of his neck scared away predators.

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Who did Samuel bump into on the street?

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What did Tasha bump into?

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What was Minerva Louise doing when she felt a bump and a jiggle?

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What did the boy bump into?

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Why did Little Bear bump her paw?

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What did Froggy bump his head on?

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Who did the boy bump into while he tried to get the letter?

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What did Tilly bump into?

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Synonyms: Play

lump; hump; knock; hit; strike

Antonyms: Play

smoothness

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