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hop

noun as in jump on one leg

verb as in jump on one leg

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People may dump their morning coffees or afternoon pick-me-up snacks in the trash can before they hop on the bus, which may or may not be cleared in time.

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It wasn’t worth hopping on a plane to attend in person.

The fund may or may not succeed in the long run, but it’s arrival is clearly a sign that firms are willing to get a little extra creative to hop on a well-developed trend.

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He then hopped on a private jet to Cuba and boarded a flight to Russia, beyond the reach of U.S. and Mexican prosecutors.

Over the course of six months, she hopped from city to city, living out of her suitcase and renting recording studios.

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