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101bum|ble-pup|py — «BUHM buhl PUHP ee», noun. 1. the game of whist played unscientifically. 2. a game in which a ball slung to a post is struck in opposite directions by two players …
102bum|ble|bee — «BUHM buhl BEE», noun. a large bee with a thick, hairy body, usually banded with gold; humblebee. Bumblebees make a loud buzzing sound. They live in small colonies often in underground nests or old logs, where they raise their young and store… …
103bum|ble|dom — «BUHM buhl duhm», noun. arrogant and incompetent officials, as a group. ╂[< Bumble, the pompous beadle in Dickens Oliver Twist. Compare etym. under bumbling. (Cf. ↑bumbling)] …
104bum|kin — «BUHM kihn», noun. = bumpkin2. (Cf. ↑bumpkin) …
105bum|ma|ree — «BUHM uh REE», noun. British. 1. a middleman at the Billingsgate fish market. 2. a porter at the Smithfield meat market …
106Bum-Kun Cha — Koreanische Schreibweise Siehe auch: Koreanischer Name Hangeul: 차범근 Hanja: 車範根 Revidiert: Cha Beom geun McCune R …
107Bum Kun Cha — Koreanische Schreibweise Siehe auch: Koreanischer Name Hangeul: 차범근 Hanja: 車範根 Revidiert: Cha Beom geun McCune R …
108Bum Kun Tscha — Koreanische Schreibweise Siehe auch: Koreanischer Name Hangeul: 차범근 Hanja: 車範根 Revidiert: Cha Beom geun McCune R …
109bum rap — noun Etymology: bum (VIII) slang : a false charge or conviction of crime especially resulting in a prison term : frame up a bookie who has done five years … on a bum rap and is once more on the loose John McCarten * * * Slang. 1. an unjust… …
110bum's rush — noun Etymology: bum (VII) slang 1. : forcible eviction or dismissal they gave him the bum s rush 2. : any compulsion applied against one s will or before one can consider the significance or consequences of an action * * * Slang …
