Bumps [verb]

The jam had occurred in a rapid familiarly known as Hells Bumps, about midway in the Chain.

Six-year-old Winnie, or Bumps, as she was called, was always a ready subject for her brother's ingenious mischief.

When bedtime came Bumps said ecstatically, "Thinging hymns in the drawn-room is nearly as nithe as thinging them in heaven!"

Bumps seated in a large copper coal-scuttle, which was suspended by a rope from the stair-railings above.

Jill crept back to her room, and Bumps, a sleepy fat bundle, was shaken into consciousness.

Miss Falkner sends Bumps and me down at half-past seven, and breakfast isn't ready till eight, so we shan't be missed.

The young man laughed, then sprang up the tree, and in another minute Bumps stood on firm ground once again.

Half-an-hour afterwards Bumps and her friend were at the hall door, and Mona came hastily forward to meet him.

Jill took the bottle, but first she marshalled Jack and Bumps to a respectful distance from her altar.

They did not tell Miss Falkner of their afternoon's performance, though Bumps was sadly wanting to do so.