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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
The bump in your geek factor...
Clark: Is this your way of saying you don't like
my glasses?
Lois: Personally I don't mind the bump in your geek factor. The obstacle or shortcoming?
But, professionally, there are these newfangled
things you can try. They're called contacts.
my glasses?
Lois: Personally I don't mind the bump in your geek factor. The obstacle or shortcoming?
But, professionally, there are these newfangled
things you can try. They're called contacts.
Top answer
In this instance, "bump" refers to a sudden, temporary increase. "
- In this instance, "bump" refers to a sudden, temporary increase.
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In this instance, "bump" refers to a sudden, temporary increase. It's a word you hear associated with polls - "As expected, Obama's numbers showed a bump following the Democratic convention."
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