Bumper and Super

Bumper

Bumper adjective - Unusually large.
Usage example: a bumper crop of pumpkins that year

Super and bumper are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Super" instead an adjective "Bumper".

Nearby Words: bump, bumped, bumpy, bumping

Super

Super adjective - Unusually large.
Usage example: drinks come in three sizes: medium, large, or super

Bumper and super are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bumper" instead an adjective "Super".

Both words in one sentence

  • He's probably the tallest person in the Mojave, buff enough that he can easily slash you apart with a BFS made from a truck bumper (swords like these are normally wielded by Super Mutants), and fast enough that he'll always outrun you even if you cripple both his legs.
  • Radio / True Capitalist Bringing up the Super Nintendo Entertainment System usually would get him insulting the system, saying it "sucked the chrome off a '57 Chevy bumper." DON'T you DARE say anything bad about Donald Trump or Trumps former campaign manager and Ghost's personal associate Roger Stone.
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