tump noun. [tʌmp] L16.
[Origin unkn.]
1. A hillock, a mound, a molehill, an anthill; a barrow, a tumulus. Chiefly dial. L16.

2. A heap, esp. of hay or stones. Chiefly Scot. & dial. L18.

3. A clump of trees, shrubs, or grass. dial. E19.

4. fig. Trivial writing, bad prose. E20.

■ tumpy adjective (of ground) humpy, hummocky E19.

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tump verb¹. [tʌmp] Scot. & dial. E18.
[from TUMP noun.]
Make a tump or mound about the root of a tree.

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tump verb² trans. [tʌmp] US local. M19.
[from TUMP-LINE.]
Drag or carry by means of a tump-line.

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tump verb³ trans. [tʌmp] US dial. & colloq. L19.
[Prob. repr. colloq. pronunc. of THUMP verb.]
Strike (a person) forcibly; pound, thump. Also, knock down or tip over roughly.

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