[
UK
/bˈʌmf/
]
NOUN
- reading materials (documents, written information) that you must read and deal with but that you think are extremely boring
How To Use bumph In A Sentence
- Nowhere is this properly explained in the bumph. Times, Sunday Times
- Anyway, the bumph says that she pays 'meticulous attention to detail in order to create an image congruent with lifestyle'. Times, Sunday Times
- A once- in- a- lifetime chance, the publicity bumph informs us. Times, Sunday Times
- Reading some of the misleading product bumph, if it wasn't deliberate, then it was unbelievably inept. Times, Sunday Times
- Total sales, according to his publicity bumph, top 43 million across 150 countries.
- Worldbuilding: The ambiguity in the term "worldbuilding" resides in the fact that it was coined for the craft of creating ordinate realities in the manner of Tolkien's highly methodical "subcreation," largely a matter of blocking, bolstering, gilding and bumphing, but has come to be applied not just to worldscapes generated by worldblazing but to any sufficiently foreign and/or complex fictive milieu, even to milieus that are largely mimetic. Archive 2009-12-01
- Goodness knows what Gamblers Anonymous make of it all, because one thing is certain: despite the glossy bumph and tales of riches, there are always going to be a lot more losers, than winners.
- To cut down on costs they ship the disc in a custom case with no artwork or the usual bumph.
- Anyway I got a pile of bumph basically suggesting that I lock the cats in at night and put Olbas Oil on the cat flap.
- We also saw jacks, trevally, dogtooth tuna, bumphead parrotfish, huge schools of batfish and barracuda, sting rays and mantas. Dive Time
