dump
31
8.8
- noun
- /dʌmp/
- Offensive
:
cagada
- I gotta take a massive dump, and then we're watching the game.
- take a dump
- dog takes a dump
Do you take dumps in front of your significant other?
- Do you take dumps in front of your significant other?
- So figured I'd run that one by you and see if if you've ever come across any dumps in any weird locations or taking a dump yourself.
- Hey, go take a dump in the capital, no problem.
- You feel like you're being sneaky taking a dump in a lake.
- I was like, if I took a dump here and I couldn't flush it, I'd just stay.
- Unfortunately, I think his eyes are stinging from the dump that Nina Caliente just did in toilets.
- The Chris Christie dog took a dump on the and he ran over.
Examples
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Yeah, I'm gonna take a dump, man.
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What, are you taking a dump or something?
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OK, Right, OK, go and have a dump please.
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You can tell if someone just took a dump or not.
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The worst is when you have to take a dump, though, and you miss like 7 minutes of the movie.
Blog text (4) -
Come on, David, I gotta take a dump.
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I'll be right back after I take a dump!
Fiction book (2002) -
Do you take dumps in front of your significant other?
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You'd think after eating all those sheep they'd have to take a dump someplace.
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I urgently need to find a restroom because I have to take a dump.
Synonyms
577
9.3
Solid waste that people or animals pass from their bodies
4
5.1
Passing solid waste out of the body through the anus
Compounds
- Jargon
1
9.5
A plan that uses false news to raise a stock price and sell shares, leaving other investors with losses
- Specialized
A file that shows what is in a computer's memory when a program crashes to help find errors
Surface Forms
Etymology
The vulgar sense of dump (to defecate) comes from the simple image of 'dropping' waste, so a helpful way to remember it is to think of letting something unwanted 'drop' away.