Definitions for bumpy
ˈbʌm pibumpy

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1. rough, rocky, bumpy, jolty, jolting, jumpyadjective

   causing or characterized by jolts and irregular movements

   "a rough ride"

2. bumpyadjective

   covered with or full of bumps

   "a bumpy country road"

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1. bumpyadjective

   rough; jumpy; causing or characterized by jolts and irregular movements

2. bumpyadjective

   covered with or full of bumps

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1. bumpy

   Bumpy generally refers to a surface or pathway that is not smooth or even, often having raised or uneven parts, irregularities, or protrusions. It can also refer to a situation or process that is marked by difficulties, problems, or disruptions.

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1. Bumpy

   Bumpy is a species of Jellyfish, Stellamedusa ventana. The species was first described in the Journal of the Marine Biological Association in 2004 by Kevin Raskoff and George Matsumoto of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. As of February 2004, seven specimens have been observed, five off the California coast in Monterey Bay and two in the Gulf of California. Unlike most medusae, they lack marginal tentacles. Specimens so far found reach almost 10 cm in diameter, which is large for a scyphomedusa. The bell is blue-white in colour. The exumbrella is white, and this and the four oral arms are covered with large nematocyst-laden projections filled with stinging cells, enabling the jelly to capture food items of a variety of sizes; it seems to prefer large prey, up to half its size, which is unusual in jellies that capture prey with their bells rather than with tentacles. The bumpy appearance that the stinging cells give to the jelly led to its common name. The species name comes from the remotely operated vehicle Ventana, a deep-diving robot submarine that first recorded the jelly on video in 1990. Stellamedusa ventana has so far been observed only at mesopelagic depths, i.e. between 150 and 550 meters. At these depths, sunlight does not penetrate, but there is still a reasonable amount of oxygen. Many species of jellyfishes live at this level, and it is likely that S. ventana feeds primarily on other jellies. Another large jellyfish discovered by the same researchers is Big Red.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of bumpy in Chaldean Numerology is: 3

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of bumpy in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

Examples of bumpy in a Sentence

1. Eric Wald, View From The Top, 2003:

   Every pilot needs a co-pilot, and let me tell you, it is awful nice to have someone sitting there beside you, especially when you hit some bumpy air.

2. Peter Piot:

   This will be an epidemic with a very long tail, and a bumpy tail ... we need to be ready for a long effort, a sustained effort probably the rest of 2015.

3. Peter Piot:

   This will be an epidemic with a very long tail, and a bumpy tail ... we need to be ready for a long effort, a sustained effort [for] probably the rest of 2015.

4. Ruth Bader Ginsburg:

   It was a rather bumpy ride.

5. Hideo Kumano:

   Japan's recovery will be very moderate and bumpy as exports may weaken further if Asian demand doesn't pick up.

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