bumps

The protagonist drove a load of nitroglycerin over washboard by going fast enough to float over the bumps.

Let's have roads with nasty speed bumps before all intersections, which are all annoying, impossible to cross fast, roundabouts.

All other things being equal, giving everybody a subsidy just bumps the rent by the same amount.

The only possibility is to recreate theme from scratch and pray that nothing would be broken when minor bumps again.

If you consider the release of my web version to also count, then about that bumps up to about 5%.

A driving plane has very poor suspension - it's bumpy and the bumps are leveraged by the tall landing gears.

This is relatively common in the military where being married bumps up your salary and gives your spouse free health care.

Springs decrease the effect, but springs in railway carriages tend to be quite stiff, as the rail shouldn't have large bumps.

This bumps up my list of food-related maths from 3 to 4.

Drivers also often in beat-up cars, often related to high auto insurance – that may create an attitude of not caring as much about bumps.

Definitely less dangerous than a kerosene lamp, but I'd be worried about poorly attached weights falling if someone bumps their head on it.

If everyone gets two points, and it bumps up everyone's GPAs, then of course it will benefit them all, especially in comparison to people who are not in the class.

Adding "ruby" to the query bumps that link to the top.

As God is my bloody witness, I'm hell-bent on making it work." I got goose bumps reading Elon's response at the end of the article.

They don't provide the same ABI (just mostly the same API), and in fact they have "so bumps" all the time, which means they break ABI compatibility with themselves all the time and need to increment the shared library major number.