Bum ( noun , verb , adjective )

(As a noun)

Bum ( noun )

1. The buttocks or backside.
2. A person who is lazy and does not have a job or a home.

Origin:

The word bum comes from the middle english word bumm, which comes from the old english word bumm, which means "buttocks" or "backside".

Examples:

1. He fell and landed on his bum.
2. She sat on the bum of the couch.
3. The bum was sore from sitting too long.
4. He was labeled a bum because he was homeless.
5. She was called a bum because she was unemployed.

(As a verb)

Bum ( verb )

1. The buttocks or backside.
2. A person who is lazy and does not have a job or a home.

Origin:

The word bum comes from the middle english word bumm, which comes from the old english word bumm, which means "buttocks" or "backside".

Examples:

1. He fell and landed on his bum.
2. She sat on the bum of the couch.
3. The bum was sore from sitting too long.
4. He was labeled a bum because he was homeless.
5. She was called a bum because she was unemployed.

(As an adjective)

Bum ( adjective )

1. The buttocks or backside.
2. A person who is lazy and does not have a job or a home.

Origin:

The word bum comes from the middle english word bumm, which comes from the old english word bumm, which means "buttocks" or "backside".

Examples:

1. He fell and landed on his bum.
2. She sat on the bum of the couch.
3. The bum was sore from sitting too long.
4. He was labeled a bum because he was homeless.
5. She was called a bum because she was unemployed.