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Bump off   /bəmp ɔf/   Listen
Bump off

verb
1.
Kill intentionally and with premeditation.  Synonyms: dispatch, hit, murder, off, polish off, remove, slay.






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"Bump off" Quotes from Famous Books



... said hurriedly, and moved abruptly toward the door. "I can't stick around here any longer. I've got to be on deck where they can slip me the 'white ones,' and then there's Skeeny waiting for the word to bump off the Sparrow." He jerked his hand suddenly toward the jewels in her lap. "Salt those away before any more adventurers blow in!" he said, half sharply, half jocularly. "And don't let the White Moll slip you—at any cost. Remember! She's bound to come to you again. Play her—and ...
— The White Moll • Frank L. Packard



Words linked to "Bump off" :   execute, burke, kill



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