Object

• thread: Sorry for bumping an old thread but this seems like the best place for this query.

Converse of object

• withstand: The impact of occupancy here brought no bluegrass, or other plant fitted to withstand the bumps and buffetings of hard use.

• absorb: This will rest against your car to absorb any bumps helping your phone to stay in place in all conditions.

• hit: If you had to change line and say you hit a bump, then I don't know where you'd end up.

• brake: I decided this might be the way to go after having my front wheel swallowed axel deep by a braking bump ( MID BERM!

Adjective modifier

• itchy: When an insect bites your horse and penetrates the skin a red, itchy bump of some sort will occur.

• nasty: He was with the ship's Padre, who apart from a nasty bump on his head, seemed to be ok.

• minor: The Tattoo Regimental Sergeant Major, right hand man to the Arena Master, agreed there were only minor bumps to iron out.

• slight: Reasonable approach, with only a slight bump on the wing wall.

• tiny: Five days is just a tiny bump compared to what can happen.

Preposition: into

• somebody: Players tend to sign on with their status level so when you bump into somebody, you know whether they are superior Mud beings.

• celebrity: You might even bump into a celebrity or two while you're there.

• someone: Do say sorry: If you accidentally bump into someone, say ' sorry ' .

Modifies a noun

• mapping: Like bump mapping, this allows the perception of surface deformations.

Modifying Another Word

• mildly: Mildly bumped at head & tail of spine and corners, frayed at head of spine.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: The ivory ball leaped into the track, bumping along over red and black, black and red.

Preposition: in

• night: Britain is brimming with stories of ghosts, UFOs and things that go bump in the night.

Noun used with modifier

• goose: It brings goose bumps to the back of my neck.

• razor: This deodorant also uses some ingredients from the ingrown hair / razor bump product to give added cover.

• speed: Follow the road down through the fields, over the speed bumps, the club in straight ahead of you.