jump all over

intransitive verb

1. to move oneself suddenly from the ground, etc. by using the leg muscles; leap; spring
2. to be moved with a jerk; bob; bounce
3. to parachute from an aircraft
4. to move, act, or react energetically or eagerly: often with at
5. to move suddenly and involuntarily, as from fright, surprise, etc.
6. to pass suddenly from one thing or topic to another
7. to rise suddenly: prices have jumped
8. to break in continuity of action, as a film image, because of faulty alignment of the film
9. Slang to be lively and animated: the party was jumping
10. Bridge to make a jump bid
11. ☆ Checkers to move a piece over an opponent's piece, thus capturing it
12. Comput. to continue at an instruction in another part of the program by means of a jump ()

transitive verb

1. 1. to leap over
   2. to pass over; skip
2. to cause to leap: to jump a horse over a fence
3. ☆ to advance (a person) to a higher rank or position, esp. by bypassing intervening ranks
4. ☆ to leap upon; spring aboard
5. to cause (prices, etc.) to rise suddenly
6. ☆ to bypass (an electrical component, esp. a weak battery on a vehicle)
7. Informal to attack suddenly as from hiding
8. Informal to react to prematurely, in anticipation: to jump a traffic light
9. ☆ Slang to leave suddenly or without permission: to jump town, jump ship
10. Bridge to raise (the bid) by making a jump bid
11. ☆ Checkers to capture (an opponent's piece) by jumping
12. Journalism to continue (a story) on another page

noun

1. a jumping; leap; bound; spring
2. a distance jumped
3. a descent from an aircraft by parachute
4. a thing to be jumped over or from, as on a ski jump
5. a sudden transition
6. a sudden rise, as in prices
7. a sudden, nervous start or jerk; twitch
8. Slang chorea; also, delirium tremens: usually with the
9. Athletics a contest in jumping: the high jump, the long jump
10. Bridge jump bid
11. ☆ Checkers a move by which an opponent's piece is jumped and captured
12. Comput. a program instruction that causes an instruction in another part of the program to be the next executed
13. Journalism a line telling on, or from, what page a story is continued
    also jump line

adjective

1. designating or of a style of jazz music characterized by recurrent short riffs and a strong, fast beat
2. of or for parachuting or paratroops