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Traditional English :: dump
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dunp - n. & v. --n. 1 a a place for depositing rubbish. b a heap of rubbish.
2 colloq. an unpleasant or dreary place.
3 Mil. a temporary store of ammunition, provisions, etc.
4 an accumulated pile of ore, earth, etc.
5 Computing a a printout of stored data. b the process or result of dumping data. --v.tr.
1 put down firmly or clumsily (dumped the shopping on the table).
2 shoot or deposit (rubbish etc.).
3 colloq. abandon, desert.
4 Mil. leave (ammunition etc.) in a dump.
5 Econ. send (goods unsaleable at a high price in the home market) to a foreign market for sale at a low price, to keep up the price at home, and to capture a new market.
6 Computing a copy (stored data) to a different location. b reproduce the contents of (a store) externally. dump on esp. US criticize or abuse; get the better of. dump truck a truck with a body that tilts or opens at the back for unloading. [ME perh. f. Norse; cf. Da. dumpe, Norw. dumpa fall suddenly] |
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Related Words
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axle
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Most Often Usage
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ammunition dump
tri axle dump truck
barney take a dump
beginning dump of physical memory
why do girl dump their ex boyfriend
brain dump
mcse brain dump
dump cake
the dump furniture store
rubbish dump
dump truck insurance
dump station
dump cart
tonka dump truck
ford dump truck
dump cheney
pickup dump bed
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