Thump

What do we mean by thump?

A blow, as with a blunt object. noun

A muffled sound, as that produced by beating with a blunt object; a thud. noun

To beat so as to produce a thump or thumps. intransitive verb

To move or cause to strike with a thump or thumps. intransitive verb

To defeat soundly; drub. intransitive verb

To hit or fall in such a way as to produce a thump or thumps. intransitive verb

To move or collide with a thump or thumps. intransitive verb

To beat or throb audibly. intransitive verb

Plural Beating of the chest in horses due to spasmodic contractions of the diaphragm. It is similar to hiccough in man. noun

3. In machinery, the dull sound caused by lost motion at some joint where the stress is alternately in one direction and another, and the hole is slightly larger than the pin from wear or mal-adjustment. noun

To beat heavily, or with something thick and heavy.

To produce by a heavy blow or beating.

To beat; give a thump or blow.

A heavy blow, or the sound made by such a blow; a blow with a club, the fist, or anything that gives a thick, heavy sound; a bang: as, to give one a thump. noun

The sound made by the sudden fall or blow of a heavy body, as of a hammer, or the like. noun

A blow or knock, as with something blunt or heavy; a heavy fall. noun

To strike or beat with something thick or heavy, or so as to cause a dull sound. transitive verb

To give a thump or thumps; to strike or fall with a heavy blow; to pound. intransitive verb

A blow that produces a muffled sound.

The sound of such a blow; a thud.

Used to replace the vulgar or blasphemous element in "what the hell" and similar phrases.

To fist fight, to engage in agressive interaction Urban Dictionary

1.Old school word used in the late 80s for playing rap music loud. Synanamous to bump or blast. 2. Subwoofer Urban Dictionary

A subwoofer (the speaker in a stereo that creates all the low notes and vibration) according to Snoop Dogg Urban Dictionary

A word often used in place of more commonly used terms such as 'lump' and 'bump'. Not to be confused with stump or thumb. Urban Dictionary

Main Entry: 1thump Pronunciation: 'th&mp Function: verb transitive senses 1 : to strike or beat with one's penis so as to cause a dull 'slapping' sound; said act is usually performed on an individual's forehead, cheeks, lips, or chin after oral gratification - thump·er noun Urban Dictionary

(police) the physical force necessary to take a combative person into custody Urban Dictionary

(verb) 1. When you kill someone with the 1960 M79 "Thumper" you say you thump them. (Makes it so it sounds dirty) 2. Can probably replace with fuck so its not too much volgarity Urban Dictionary

Bible Thumper-Evangelical Christian, especially Baptist or Pentacostal. Urban Dictionary

To vote. u get a thump when you agree and a thump-not when u dont it originates from the shortened thumbs up to agree or vote in their favor Urban Dictionary

The message you get on the computer screen when you make an error, usually accompanied by a thump or a donk sound. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to thump:
thump, trump, thumb, hump, chump, thrump, whump, tump, thomp, thum, thumm.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word thump:
icky, goodies, comma, sunglasses, ventricular, usb, stripes, drum, wilderness, joshua, grammy, strings, bass, rhythm, battery, mix, sounds, chorus, procedure, vocal, billboard, your, heard, praised, records, vice, bible, door, greatest, jack, talk, lyrics, premiered, beat, debuted, seconds, copies, alternative, dance, album, hits, song, chart, hope, sound, sixth, you, slightly, rock, solo.

Words that rhyme with thump:
trump, pump, dump, jump, bump, stump, lump, plump, slump, hump, rump, chump, clump, sump, crump, frump, scrump, flump, grump, gump, whump, glump, heat pump, skrimp, ski jump, water pump, broad jump, high jump, trash dump, sump pump, klump, air pump, long jump, speed bump, gas pump, hand pump, ion pump, garbage dump, kump, hydraulic pump, force pump, water jump, tree stump, donkey pump, suction pump, centrifugal pump, oil pump, rubbish dump, lift pump, stirrup pump, stomach pump, condensation pump, vacuum pump, bicycle pump, gasoline pump, toxic waste dump, stumpe, spectator pump, auxiliary pump, diffusion pump, get the jump, pole jump, klumpp, gumpp, lumpp, stumpp.

Adjectives that are often used to describe thump:
loud, heavy, dull, soft, precordial, muffled, great, solid, steady, hard, sudden, tremendous, hollow, rhythmic, big, sickening, distant, single, faint, occasional, sharp, mighty, final, audible, dead, gentle, hearty, slight, violent, terrible, slow, jarring, deep, double, familiar, painful, regular, quick, satisfying, terrific, muted, light, awful, monotonous, metallic, friendly, leaden, emphatic, sounding, huge, distinct, prodigious, angry, universal, vigorous, measured, quiet, wet, extra, powerful, ominous, chest, strange, rapid, almighty, sodden, sound, tiny, firm, unmistakable, distinctive, smart, louder, decisive, reassuring, meaty, nasty, mild, resonant, vicious, thumpthump.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective thump:
thumping, sound, thumpthump, bump, thud, click, megathump, dump, filter, version, music, clump, boom.

Consonant match to thump:
thomp.

Words that sound like thump:
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