单词 | bum |
释义 | bum1 /bum/ (informal)noun
To have anal intercourse with ORIGIN: Cf bump1 in sense of swelling bumˈster adjective Of trousers, cut in a style low enough to show the cleavage at the top of the buttocks bumˈsters plural noun Trousers in this style bum bag or bumˈbag noun A small bag, usu worn on a belt round the waist, orig used by skiers, etc bumˈbaiˈliff (obsolete; Shakespeare bumˈ-bayˈlie) noun
bumˈfluff noun (informal)
bumˈfreezer noun (slang)
bum roll noun A shaped pad or cushion worn below the waist to make a skirt stand out from the body bumˈsucker noun (vulgar sl) A toady bumˈsucking noun bums on seats (theatre) Audiences, good houses bum2 /bum/ (chiefly N Am sl)noun
To cadge ORIGIN: Cf bummel bummed adjective (US sl)
bummˈer noun
bum rap noun (slang) A false criminal charge bum steer noun (slang) Something misleading, false or worthless, a dud bum around To travel around rather aimlessly give someone the bum's rush (slang)
bum3 /bum/intransitive verb (bummˈing; bummed)To hum or make a murmuring sound, like a bee transitive verb (Scot)To toss, hurl nounA humming sound ORIGIN: Imit bummˈer noun A person or thing that bums bumˈ-bee noun (dialect) A bumblebee bumˈ-clock noun (Scot) A flying beetle that drones headˈ-bummer /hēdˈ/ (Scot) A manager or person in authority |
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