- the word buttocks.
Betty Bumpers (1925-2018),
American activist,
First Lady of Arkansas, wife of Dale
Bumpers Dale
Bumpers (1925–2016),
American politician...
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protecting vehicle components and
improving safety have
changed bumpers over the years.
Bumpers ideally minimize height mismatches between vehicles and protect...
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Bumper to
Bumper is the
second studio album from San
Francisco alternative rock band
Stroke 9. It was
released on
October 3, 1995. "Washin' + Wonderin'"...
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Raymond J.
Bumpers, died of dysentery.
Another older brother,
Carroll Bumpers, was born in 1921. He also had a
sister named Margaret.
Bumpers's parents died...
- a pun, such as with a
group of
automobiles (for
their front/rear
bumpers). "
Bumper".
Merriam Webster Online Dictionary. 29
March 2024. "Is it OK to pet...
- as the game show The
Price Is Right,
still feature mid-show
bumpers.
Commercial bumpers are
still a
common feature of radio. In radio, they are often...
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Dagmar bumpers (also
known as "bullet
bumpers") is a
slang term for
chrome conical-shaped
bumper guards that
began to
appear on the
front bumper/grille...
- same
cloth covering as a
standard pool table. Two
bumpers flank each pocket. The
remaining bumpers are
arranged in a
cross in the
center of the table...
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Bumpers is a surname. It may
refer to:
Betty Bumpers (1925–2018),
American activist,
First Lady of Arkansas, from 1971 to 1975 as wife of Dale Bumpers...
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Bumpers Drive-In of
America (more
commonly referred to as
Bumpers), is a
regional fast food
restaurant chain located in
Mississippi and Tennessee. The...
