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91bum|boat — «BUHM BOHT», noun. a boat used in peddling small merchandise, fresh fruit, and other provisions to ships in port or lying offshore. ╂[< bum buttocks + boat] …
92bum|mer — «BUHM uhr», noun. Slang. 1. a bum; loafer. 2. a bad experience. 3. a failure; flop: »... all the films released this summer have been box office bummers (New Yorker). 4. during the civil war in the United States, a camp follower or a plundering… …
93bum'srush — bum s rush (bŭmz) n. Forcible ejection from a place. * * * …
94bum bag — n BrE a small bag that you wear around your waist to hold money, keys etc …
95bum bag — bum ,bag noun count BRITISH a FANNY PACK …
96bum rap — noun singular INFORMAL unfair criticism or blame for something …
97bum steer — noun count INFORMAL a piece of false information or bad advice that influences you to do the wrong thing …
98bum's rush — bum s′ rush′ n. Slang. sts forcible ejection or dismissal • Etymology: 1915–20 …
99bum-rush — bum′ rush′ v. t. sl. inf to force one s way into; crash • Etymology: 1985–90 …
100bum|ber|shoot — «BUHM buhr SHOOT», noun. (used humorously) an umbrella. ╂[humorous alteration of umbre(lla) (para)chute] …