Object

• queue: You'd be reported by someone who realized - someone on the waiting list angry that you'd jumped the queue.

• gun: It just feels like jumping the gun a bit to say no at this point.

• fence: Do not waste time on them: When you start the level, you have to jump a fence to get inside an alley.

Preposition: on

• bandwagon: He expects many brands to " jump on the bandwagon " over the next year.

• band-wagon: We are all quick to jump on the band-wagon about how we need more bypasses and more new roads.

• wagon: After that the " me toos " will jump on the band wagon whether you've got patent protection or not.

• bandwaggon: The media will sell products papers, airtime etc, but jumping on the bandwaggon that the bubble is bursting.

Preposition: at

• chance: Many of us jump at the chance to exercise our bodies in the gym, at the pool or on the playing field!

Preposition: through

• hoop: Dedicated community workers are made to jump through hoops like show dogs just to get the money they need to do the job.

Preposition: onto

• bandwagon: Jumping onto the bandwagon Like so many others, I have succumbed to Flickr.

Adjective modifier

• triple: In both, the triple jump was scheduled for a Sunday.

• tandem: Gift Vouchers Gift vouchers are available for beginners ' static line courses and tandem jumps.

• vertical: Sean Pates was third in the speed bounce and fourth in the vertical jump.

Modifies a noun

• jockey: Leading jump jockey Mick Fitzgerald is to retire at the end of the season.

Noun used with modifier

• parachute: In June 2004 Caroline Gardner did a sponsored parachute jump in aid of the Appeal.

• bungee: The bungee jump for £ 69, caught our eye.

Preposition: in

• puddle: Every time they jump in a puddle they splash themselves with water full of these little animals.

Preposition: with

• leap: Sophie Taylor was second in the 200m in 28secs and the same position in the long jump with a leap of 4.40m.

• clearance: Sophie Cash finished third in the 100m in 13.5secs and fourth in the high jump with a clearance of 1.35m.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: It makes objects appear to jump around or twinkle.