Pump
61pump — I. vb 1. British to fart. A children s term adopted by adults and now appearing in print in such publications as Viz comic. 2. American to have sex (with). A vulgarism usually heard in the catchphrase pump em and dump em , a male expression of… …
62Pump — *1. He givt Pump. – Schütze, III, 244. Er gibt Credit. *2. He nimpt up Pump. – Schütze, III, 244. Kauft auf Credit. *3. Matz Pump. (Holst.) – Schütze, III, 244; Richey, 195; Dähnert, 363b. Wie Schütze bemerkt, wahrscheinlich von einem Manne mit… …
63Pump — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Pump peut désigner : le body pump, cours de fitness à objectif de renforcement musculaire ; une sorte de ballerine ; un album du groupe… …
64pump — Pauma. ♦ Water pump, pauma wai. ♦ Bilge pump, omo liu …
65pump up — verb a) To inflate by means of a pump. b) To inflate with a pumping action …
66pump up — phr verb Pump up is used with these nouns as the object: ↑tyre …
67Pump — 1. Berufsübernamen zu mnd. pumpe »Pumpe« für den Hersteller oder den Benutzer. 2. Herkunftsnamen zu dem Ortsnamen Pumpe (Nordrhein Westfalen). 3. Wohnstättennamen zu niederdt. (mda.) Pump »Wasserloch, Pfütze, Teich« …
68pump — [15] The precise origins of pump have never been established. It is now widespread throughout the European languages, by dint of assiduous borrowing (French pompe, for instance), but its epicentre appears to have been northwestern Europe, with… …
69pump — pÊŒmp n. machine used to move liquids by suction; one instance of moving liquid by suction; low cut shoe v. draw out or move with a pump; inflate, fill with gas …
70Pump — Pụmp, der; s, e; auf Pump leben (umgangssprachlich für von Geborgtem leben) …
