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mightymouse | 16:12 Sun 31st Dec 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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15a Having been promoted from a lowly position (6-2)

Think is is bumped-up....or is it jumped-up or pumped-up?
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I reckon it is - Jumped-up.

Happy New Year.
16:55 Sun 31st Dec 2006
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Thanks, but I still prefer bumped-up.
17:33 Sun 31st Dec 2006
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I'd go for "bumped" rather than "jumped" - but not 100% happy with that.....
18:38 Sun 31st Dec 2006
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"Jumped up" has meaning "upstart" - Free Dictionary?
pumped up, bumped up ????
18:58 Sun 31st Dec 2006
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Happy New Year!
19:01 Sun 31st Dec 2006
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Prefer 'Jumped-Up' as in ' lowly' (eg jumped-up young whippersnapper). Then, jumped up to management in his career.

Isn't 'Bumped-up' more like 'inflated' rather than 'promoted'? Happy New Year to all, ja.
19:17 Sun 31st Dec 2006
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Thanks for all your suggestions and for confusing me more!

Will await the answers in 2 weeks.

Happy New Year to you all.
21:15 Sun 31st Dec 2006

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