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Bumper (Transformers) — Bumper is the name of several fictional characters in the Transformers universes.Transformers: Generation 1Transformers character name =Bumper caption =box art affiliation =Autobot subgroup =Mini Bots function = partner = motto = alternatemodes… … Wikipedia
Bumper canards — (also dive planes) are small wings attached to the front spoiler of a car for the purposes of modifying the aerodynamic characteristics of the car in a modest way.The most common use of bumper canards is to increase front downforce on cars where… … Wikipedia
bumper-to-bumper — vehicles that are bumper to bumper are in a line one after another and are moving very slowly or stopped. We were caught in bumper to bumper traffic for over an hour. (always before noun) … New idioms dictionary
bumper-to-bumper — adjective, adverb in a long line of vehicles that are close together and moving very slowly … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bumper-to-bumper — [bump′ərtə bum′pər] adj. of or having a long line of cars very close together on a road and, often, moving slowly … English World dictionary
Bumper pool — is a casual billiards game played on an octagonal (or, uncommonly, rectangular) table with one pocket centered on each end. Most tables have 12 bumpers, although some tables have 14 or 16. Two bumpers surround each pocket with the other eight… … Wikipedia
bumper-to-bumper — adjective used of traffic bumper to bumper traffic • Similar to: ↑slow * * * /bum peuhr teuh bum peuhr/, adj. 1. marked by a long line of cars moving slowly or with many stops and starts, one behind the other: bumper to bumper traffic. 2.… … Useful english dictionary
bumper-to-bumper — /bum peuhr teuh bum peuhr/, adj. 1. marked by a long line of cars moving slowly or with many stops and starts, one behind the other: bumper to bumper traffic. 2. Informal. following one another in profusion: bumper to bumper worries. [1935 40] *… … Universalium
bumper-to-bumper — bump′er to bump′er adj. cvb marked by a long line of cars moving slowly or with many stops and starts, one behind the other: bumper to bumper traffic[/ex] • Etymology: 1935–40 … From formal English to slang
bumper to bumper — [1] A traffic condition in which a line of vehicles are stopped one after the other or are moving very slowly. [2] A way of expressing the entire vehicle from one bumper to the other … Dictionary of automotive terms
