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To offer a friend a drink.
Bottle or flask
Tim you want a bump out of my flask
An expression of like or dislike usually used among the squad. Use of the positive form is similar to telling one to “bump” music louder, or “bump” a post - it’s a way to say hey, what you just said was important, and I liked it. It needs recognition.
The negative form is like “bumping” into someone, bumping someone from a spot or status, or like saying “fuck that. Those words do not need recognition.”
*positive*
Friend 1: yo man let’s smoke this blunt then roll to Mickey D’s
Friend 2: bump!
*negative*
Friend 1: yo I know how dis gonna sound, but dat new T swift joint is fire
Friend 2: bump.
The action of stealing something, usually from acquaintances, and things usually stolen is food, drinks, or small quantities of money. Typically said in Scotland.
Mate, d'you bump my buckie?
No, I didn't, I swear.
When you just tryna give your brodies some love.
My brodie said “Free Bobby” so I had to bump that post hard.
A verb to describe the act of switching which sorority sisters use during recruitment. They will never use this term around the pnms and have special groups dedicated to have a set group for rotations to meet the pnms in the most ideal pairings.
Girl 1: Go bump /generic sorority name/
Girl 2: Okay yeah, I'll talk to that pnm now.