| BUCKJUMPERS | • buckjumpers n. Plural of buckjumper. • BUCKJUMPER n. (Australian) an untamed horse. |
| BUMPERS | • bumpers n. Plural of bumper. • BUMPER v. to drink bumpers. |
| CLUMPERS | • clumpers n. Plural of clumper. • CLUMPER v. to walk heavily. |
| DUMPERS | • dumpers n. Plural of dumper. • Dumpers prop.n. Plural of Dumper. • DUMPER n. a wave that crashes suddenly downwards with great force, causing surfers to fall. |
| GAZUMPERS | • gazumpers n. Plural of gazumper. • GAZUMPER n. one that gazumps (cheats by raising the agreed price). |
| HUMPERS | • humpers n. Plural of humper. • HUMPER n. someone who carries heavy loads. |
| JUMPERS | • jumpers n. Plural of jumper. • Jumpers prop.n. Plural of Jumper. • JUMPER n. a type of overall, slipped over the head. |
| KRUMPERS | • krumpers n. Plural of krumper. • KRUMPER n. one who does krumping, a kind of dance. |
| LUMPERS | • lumpers n. Plural of lumper. • Lumpers n. Plural of Lumper. • LUMPER n. a labourer employed to load and unload ships. |
| MUMPERS | • mumpers n. Plural of mumper. • Mumpers prop.n. Plural of Mumper. • MUMPER n. a beggar; a begging impostor. |
| PLUMPERS | • plumpers n. Plural of plumper. • PLUMPER n. a pad kept in the mouth to round the cheeks, used by actors. |
| PUMPERS | • pumpers n. Plural of pumper. • PUMPER n. one who pumps. |
| SHOWJUMPERS | • showjumpers n. Plural of showjumper. • show␣jumpers n. Plural of show jumper. • SHOWJUMPER n. a horse or rider in a showjumping competition. |
| SKIJUMPERS | • ski␣jumpers n. Plural of ski jumper. • SKIJUMPER n. one who engages in the sport of ski-jumping. |
| STUMPERS | • stumpers n. Plural of stumper. • STUMPER n. a baffling question. |
| THUMPERS | • thumpers n. Plural of thumper. • Thumpers prop.n. Plural of Thumper. • THUMPER n. a strikingly big thing of its kind, esp. a blatant or gross lie. |