dump¹ /dump/

1. To set down heavily or with a thump
2. To unload
3. To land and sell at prices below cost of production in the exporting country, or (according to some) in the importing country (economics)
4. To tip (esp rubbish)
5. To get rid of
6. To end a romantic relationship with (informal)
7. To transfer data held in computer memory to a printer or disk (computing)

1. A thud
2. A place for the discharge of loads, or for rubbish
3. A deposit
4. A store (military)
5. A dirty, dilapidated place (informal)
6. A printout or other copy of data held in computer memory
7. The act of defecating (informal)

dumpeeˈ noun (informal)

Someone who is abandoned by the other partner in a relationship

dumpˈer noun

1. Someone who or something that dumps
2. A dumper truck
3. (in surfing) a wave that crashes suddenly downwards with great force, causing surfers to fall

dumpˈster noun (chiefly N American)

A large skip or container for refuse and building rubbish

dumpˈbin noun

(in a shop) a display stand or container, eg for bargain items

dumper truck or dump truck noun

A lorry that can be emptied by raising the front of the carrier to allow the contents to slide out the back (also dumpˈer)

dump on (US sl)

1. To do down, belittle
2. To take advantage of

dump² /dump/

1. Dullness or gloominess of mind, ill-humour, low spirits (now only used in the pl dumps)
2. An obsolete slow dance or dance tune in 4–4 time
3. A melancholy strain (obsolete; Shakespeare, etc)
4. Any tune (obsolete)

dumpˈish adjective

Depressed in spirits

dumpˈishly adverb

dumpˈishness noun

dump³ /dump/

A deep hole in a river bed, a pool

dump⁴ /dump/

1. A short thick person or thing
2. A marble
3. A counter
4. A small coin
5. (in pl) money (slang)

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