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Jump in

//d͡ʒʌmp ˈɪn// verb, slang

Verb

1
To enter something quickly, usually a mode of transport.
"I jumped in the car, and we sped off to the meeting."
2
To join in on an activity quickly.
3
To interrupt someone while they are speaking.
4
To initiate into an organization, usually a gang, with violence. US, slang
"[Toothpick:] Been hanging with the homies in the hood for a while now / [Al Dog:] 'Bout time we jump your punk ass in / [Toothpick:] That's right. Let me tell you something in this world if you can't swim / [Al Dog:] You bound to drizzown / [Toothpick:] Yeah, and if you fall you better pick your punk ass up / [Al Dog:] That's right / [Toothpick, turning to the rest of the gang:] And the rest of y'all don't cut him no slack. Y'all fools get busy [they precede to a game of jump rope with the young man Toothpick and Al Dog were talking to jumping]"
5
To play a card that matches the top card in the discard pile out of turn.
"With +2, you build on them /add them together in a similar way, but you can only jump in if you have the same color +2, OR if the player whose turn it is has a +2 of any color, he can play it, since it is his turn and he is not jumping in on anyone. […] The wilds can be jumped in on by any wild."

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6
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see jump, in.
"Cathy led the pig down to the pen. “Don’t jump in the mud,” she said. But a pig is a pig. It jumped in the mud."
7
To ambush (someone). dated, slang

For the US slang sense, compare jump (“attack suddenly and violently”).

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