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bumper

1. a horizontal metal bar attached to the front or rear end of a car, lorry, etc., to protect against damage from impact

2. Cricket a ball bowled so that it bounces high on pitching; bouncer

bumper [′bəm·pər]

(engineering)

A metal bar attached to one or both ends of a powered transportation vehicle, especially an automobile, to prevent damage to the body.

In a drilling operation, the supporting stay between the main foundation sill and the engine block.

In drilling, a fishing tool for loosening jammed cable tools.

(metallurgy)

A vibrating machine for ramming and consolidating sand into a mold.

bumper

1. A device (other than an oil buffer or spring buffer) designed to stop an elevator car or counterweight from descending beyond its normal limit of travel; the car strikes the bumper, which absorbs the impact.

2. On a doorframe, a rubber silencer to reduce noise caused by the slamming of a door.

rubber silencer, bumper

A resilient part, such as a rubber button, attached to the stop on a doorframe to reduce noise caused by slamming of the door.

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No references found	In his first season he won one of his three bumper races and with trainer Donald McCain confident that he will be all better for this outing it won't be long before he goes one better. EAGLE EYE by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) Henderson said: "He arrived from the same source in France in the summer, having won three of his four AQPS bumper races, which is exactly what Punchestowns had done when we bought him. New recruits include relative of Binocular and an albino by The Racing Post (London, England) The Melsonby handler was one of the first to target flat-bred animals at weak bumper races, an ideal way to build up the confidence of a horse. Shiwawa to strike for Swinbank by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)	Bulygen number Bulygin Duma bum Bumatsende Bumazhkov, Tikhon Bumazhkov, Tikhon Pimenovich Bumazhnaia Promyshlennost Bumba-Meu-Boi Folk Drama Bumbershoot Bumble, Mr. bumblebee bumboat Bumbry, Grace Bume Papa, Rita bummer bump bump Cepheid bump contact bump file bump mapping bump-down bumper bumper bar bumper guard bumper jar Bumper races bumper sub bumpiness bumping Bumppo, Natty bumps BumpTop Bun Bang Fai Buna rubber Buna-Werke Bunak, Viktor Bunak, Viktor Valerianovich Bunakov, Nikolai Bunakov, Nikolai Fedorovich Bunau-Varilla, Philippe Bunau-Varilla, Philippe Jean BUNCH Bunch Day bunch-map analysis bunchberry Bunche, Ralph Bunche, Ralph J. Bunche, Ralph Johnson bunched pair buncher buncher resonator	bumped into bumped off bumped off bumped off Bumped Tape Automated Bonding bumped up bumped up bumped up bumper bumper bumper Bumper (disambiguation) Bumper (disambiguation) bumper bar bumper car Bumper cars Bumper Crop Bumper Crop (anthology) Bumper Crop (Joe R. Lansdale) bumper fracture bumper guard bumper guard bumper jack bumper jar Bumper Lift Jack BUMPER NO Bumper Number bumper pool Bumper race Bumper race Bumper races Bumper shining bumper sticker bumper sticker Bumper stickers Bumper stickers bumper sub Bumper to Back of Cab Bumper to Bumper Bumper to Bumper bumper-to-bumper Bumpered Quad Flat Pack Bumpered Quad Flat Pack with Heat spreader BumperMunchers Bumpers Bumpers Bumpershining Bumpersticker Bumpersticker Bumpfire.Net bumph bumph bumpier bumpiest bumpily bumpiness bumpiness bumping bumping bumping bumping

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In his first season he won one of his three bumper races and with trainer Donald McCain confident that he will be all better for this outing it won't be long before he goes one better.

EAGLE EYE by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

Henderson said: "He arrived from the same source in France in the summer, having won three of his four AQPS bumper races, which is exactly what Punchestowns had done when we bought him.

New recruits include relative of Binocular and an albino by The Racing Post (London, England)

The Melsonby handler was one of the first to target flat-bred animals at weak bumper races, an ideal way to build up the confidence of a horse.

Shiwawa to strike for Swinbank by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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