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bumper
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈbʌm·pər/

bumperadjective[not gradable] (LARGE)

unusually large:
Farmers expect a bumper corn crop this year.

bumper | Business English

bumper
adjective
uk /ˈbʌmpər/us
producing much more than usual:
a bumper crop/harvestA bumper crop of maize is expected.
bumper sales/profitsProfits are predicted to rise 15% due to bumper sales.

Examples of bumper

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Manufacturers relied on hoses, bumpers and engine parts made with rubber.
Rules 29 and 52 insert upper front bumpers; the former has a connected horizontal line, and the latter has a disconnected horizontal line.
Electroplating a layer of chromium on steel is used to protect some objects from rusting, for example car bumpers and bicycle handlebars.
Also, in addition to assigning a damage assessment to the overall vehicle, we will assign individual damage assessments to parts of the vehicle, such as the wheels and bumpers.
Two bumper harvests followed and the price of wheat fell to record lows.
Multiple applications of bumper rules and then grill rules allowed for an interesting front end.
To prevent high impact forces, the bumper is covered with soft material and the manipulator joint velocities are low.
Adverse weather can lead to a dramatic reduction in supply; good weather conditions in contrast can result in bumper harvests for producers.
A group of teenagers were browsing through the bumper stickers, stopping the spinning display to pick out various ones and laughing at their contents.
What's that bumper sticker, uh, 'so little time, so many women'.
Just to push the boundaries, a pickup bed was placed in the rear that ended in a coupe rear bumper.
When used sequentially, multiple front bumper forms can be inserted.
A mobile robot is assumed to have a force sensor behind its front bumper.
The professionals want 'bumper booty'; this alliteration makes the runners sound greedy and grasping.
The poor harvest of 2001-02, which triggered the most recent famine, had been preceded by a bumper harvest.
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