BUM


Meaning of BUM in English

n. 1 buttocks, posterior, hindquarters, fundament, behind, rump, bottom, behind, derrière, rear end, backside, seat, rear, Colloq Brit arse, US fanny, can, hinie, tush, tushy or tushie, tokus or tochis or tuchis, keister or keester, ass Why don't you get off your fat bum and go out and get a job?! 2 tramp, panhandler, beggar, vagrant, loafer, drifter, vagabond, hobo, derelict, gypsy; Brit caird, tinker, traveller; US (shopping-)bag lady Along the Bowery the doorways and pavements are strewn with bums 3 improper, unjustified, false, trumped up, untrue, fabricated, made-up, bogus That auto theft charge was a bum rap, but he still served 18 months

adj. 4 bad, awful, unfair, dishonest, poor, rotten, Slang lousy, crummy I still think you got a bum deal on that toaster

v. 5 borrow, beg, sponge, Colloq scrounge, cadge, touch, put the touch on, US mooch, hit, hit up: Can I bum a cigarette from you?

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