Synonyms for pump
pʌmppump

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1. pump

   Synonyms:
   cross-examine, interrogate, cross-quest iou

   Antonyms:
   prime, indoctrinate, instruct, cram

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1. pumpnoun

   a mechanical device that moves fluid or gas by pressure or suction

   Synonyms:
   ticker, heart

2. heart, pump, tickernoun

   the hollow muscular organ located behind the sternum and between the lungs; its rhythmic contractions move the blood through the body

   "he stood still, his heart thumping wildly"

   Synonyms:
   affection, affectionateness, substance, philia, meat, centre, center, tenderness, core, marrow, sum, nerve, ticker, nub, kernel, nitty-gritty, spirit, gist, watch, warmness, inwardness, pith, heart, bosom, essence, mettle, warmheartedness, heart and soul, fondness, spunk, stock ticker, eye, middle

3. pumpverb

   a low-cut shoe without fastenings

   Synonyms:
   ticker, heart

4. pumpverb

   operate like a pump; move up and down, like a handle or a pedal

   "pump the gas pedal"

5. pumpverb

   deliver forth

   "pump bullets into the dummy"

6. pumpverb

   draw or pour with a pump

7. pumpverb

   supply in great quantities

   "Pump money into a project"

8. pumpverb

   flow intermittently

9. pumpverb

   move up and down

   "The athlete pumps weights in the gym"

10. pumpverb

    raise (gases or fluids) with a pump

11. pumpverb

    question persistently

    "She pumped the witnesses for information"

Matched Categories

1. • Draw
   • Handle
   • Internal Organ
   • Mechanical Device
   • Move
   • Question
   • Raise
   • Shoot
   • Spurt
   • Supply

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1. pumpverb

   Synonyms:
   interrogate, question, quiz

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1. List of paraphrases for "pump":

   pumping, bomb, pumps, pompe, bomba, pomp, pdp, pombe, inject, faucet, pumphouse

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1. pump

   Synonyms:
   See Penis pump
   

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1. David Ferguson:

   He got led down a path wherethey had to stop doingprocedures where they said hewas qualified nonetheless forthe heart transplant.But he had to get the vaccine inorder to get that transplant.He’s deteriorated so much soquickly that they had to resort to open-heart surgery and doing the LVAD [left ventricular assist device] mechanical pump, so now my boy has a pump, he’s inrecovery.He went through seven hours ofsurgery.

2. Mark Zandi:

   Give people the choice between losing their jobs or paying more at the pump, people will take higher gas prices, you could kill the economy to get demand down, but you end up with a dead economy. It doesn't make much sense.

3. Malcolm MacDonald:

   Professor David Ralph at Londons University College Hospital has expertise in penile reconstruction and built MacDonalds new penis out of a skin graft from his left arm, The Sun wrote. A tube and a hand pump are said to allow for a mechanical erection. The man already has two children so he wasnt worried about sex, the outlet wrote. MAINE HOSPITAL SEES CORONAVIRUS RESURGENCE AFTER VISITORS LEARN OF POSITIVE TEST RESULTS WHILE ON TRIP It was always more about my self-confidence and simple things like using the loo.

4. Sergei Lavrov:

   There are growing appeals in the West to support the Kiev policy of militarization, to pump Ukraine full with lethal weapons and to bring it into NATO, this position will only exacerbate the tragedy of Ukraine.

5. Cathy McMorris Rodgers:

   Trust and confidence in representative government is broken, accountability in federal agencies is nonexistent, so the Biden administration is pushing radical policies to please its political allies. And the American people are paying the price for it — at the pump, at the grocery store and at the doctor’s office.