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Meanings of small bump in English

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Usage of small bump in English
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He brushed past them and located a small bump in the wall.
Deadly
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Back in her room she sat on her bed, fingering the small bump.
Wings
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Thankfully, the cost for Blair was just a small bump.
Suck it, wonder woman!: the misadventures of a hollywood geek
4
He had a small bump and a very slight bruise.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
5
On the side, I noticed a small bump.
Beautiful creatures
6
I might have a small bump, but I'm hoping it gives me a more rugged appearance.
Dear John
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The Minnesota senator saw her campaign get a small bump in October after a well-praised debate performance.
Reuters
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A small bump appeared on the right side and gradually took the shape of a dormer window.
The Neverending Story
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It gives a small bump to page-load times, but the real improvements are seen in page performance.
Wired
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A moment or two later there was a small bump against the skiff at his left hand.
Key Out of Time
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They see it as a small bump that can help raise revenue while Washington focuses on deficit reduction.
Reuters
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Instead there is merely a small bump on its crown indicating where this feature will eventually spring up.
The Guardian
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A long, narrow nose ran like a line down his face, ending at a small bump of a chin.
Rakes and radishes
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Investors might see this as a good deal too: Deutsche is offering a small bump on the current market price.
Reuters
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When Whelan's re-opens in mid- September, the tidy-up will see a small bump in the main room's capacity to 450 people.
The Irish Times
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Heather, 32, first noticed a small bump under her bottom when she gained weight during her pregnancy with her first child.
News.com.au
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