Pronunciation: /tʃɛst bʌmp/
noun a celebratory gesture in which two people lightly jump and bump their chests together
A1 He gave his friend a chest bump to celebrate their victory.
A2 The players chest bumped each other after scoring a goal.
B1 The coach encouraged the team to chest bump as a show of unity.
B2 The chest bump between the two athletes was a display of camaraderie and sportsmanship.
C1 The chest bump between the teammates symbolized their strong bond and teamwork.
C2 The chest bump at the end of the game was a spontaneous expression of joy and solidarity among the players.
verb to engage in a chest bump
A1 He chest bumps his friends when he is excited.
A2 They chest bumped each other after winning the game.
B1 The players chest bump each other as a celebration ritual.
B2 The teammates chest bump each other to show camaraderie.
C1 The athletes chest bump in solidarity before the match.
C2 The friends chest bump each other in joyous celebration.
formal During the celebratory event, the two colleagues engaged in a chest bump.
informal After scoring a goal, the players chest bumped in excitement.
slang The friends decided to chest bump as a way to celebrate their victory.
figurative The news of the promotion felt like a chest bump of happiness.
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