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bump

verb as in move over, dislodge

verb as in increment

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Large raises for city sanitation workers and rising equipment costs also bumped up expenditures.

Norris slid into Piastri on the exit of the third corner at Marina Bay after a bump with Max Verstappen's Red Bull ahead of him slid his car sideways.

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"As a small community, a small town, you bump into people you used to work with and there are some who are still struggling to find a new avenue to go down."

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It felt like one domino kept bumping into the next.

From “Didn’t Cha Know” to “Bag Lady” and “Cleva,” there’s so many bangers on “Mama’s Gun” that people still bump today.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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