Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

The word "dump" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Coordinate Terms

leak

Derived Terms

Dumpsville antidumping ashdump block dump blumpkin book dumping brain dump core dump crash dump crashdump cumdump down in the dumps dump and burn dump bin dump cake dump car dump cart dump core dump dinner dump job dump months dump on dump one's load dump out dump stat dump store dump tackle dump truck dump-and-bake dumpable dumpage dumpbin dumpcart dumpee dumper dumping car dumping cart dumping ground dumping syndrome dumpish dumpsite dumpster dumpy dumpyard fuel dumping garbage dump gastric dumping syndrome granny dumping heat dump homeless dumping hump and dump in the dumps info-dump infodump jump and dump mag dump megadump memory dump minidump misdump ocean dumping pump and dump redump redump rubbish dump screen dump stump dump take a dump trauma dump undumped water dumping

Etymologically Related To

dumpling

Context

australia computer science computing euphemism historical mining slang uk us vulgar

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

beat cast aside cast away cast out chuck out copy defecation depot discard dispose drop entrepot fling get rid of land site laxation put away remove sell shitting site storage store storehouse throw away throw out toss toss away toss out waste written matter

Type Of (IsA)

copy site storehouse

Manner Of

discard drop get rid of sell

Related Terms

dimple dip holey dollar

Related Terms

archive boat boring break break up bug car chaotic chuck farthing coin contents copy counter dance data data structure defecating defecation depressing despondency diagnose dirty discard disposal disreputable dumping garbage garbage inside garbage repository get rid of holey dollar inside knock lead listing melancholy mess output program punch refuse relationship release repository revery sadness sell site storage stump system trash unfashionable unload unpleasant up waste

Similar Terms

dive plunge plunk

Synonym Network

deck plunge shit

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