give (one) the hump Idiom, Proverb

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over the hump

past the difficult part, into an easier phase After saving $2000, I was over the hump. I could pay the tuition.

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bible thumper

meaning the same as bible basher

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chump

1. derogatory term for a fool, a disliked person
2. the head
3. displeasing, stupid

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thump

to engage in a fistfight

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Off your chump

(UK) If someone is off their chump, they are crazy or irrational.

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over the hump|hump|over

adj. phr., informal Past the most difficult part; past the crisis; out of danger. Mary was failing math, but she is over the hump now. John was very sick after his accident, hut he's over the hump. When Mr. Smith was out of work it looked as if his family would have to go on relief, but they got over the hump.

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chump change

chump change
A trivial sum of money, a trivial matter. For example, Dave was sick of working for chump change; he wanted a decent salary, or Don't put that on the agenda; it's chump change. This expression uses chump in the sense of “a fool or sucker who should be ignored.” [Slang; 1960s] Also see chicken feed.

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hump

hump
see over the hump.

bible thumper

meaning the aforementioned as bible basher

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chump

1. aspersing appellation for a fool, a awful person
2. the head
3. displeasing, stupid

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chump change

chump change
A atomic sum of money, a atomic matter. For example, Dave was ailing of alive for chump change; he capital a appropriate salary, or Don't put that on the agenda; it's chump change. This announcement uses chump in the faculty of “a fool or accoutrement who should be ignored.” [Slang; 1960s] Also see chicken feed.

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hump

hump
see over the hump.

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Off your chump

(UK) If addition is off their chump, they are crazy or irrational.

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over the hump

past the difficult part, into an easier appearance Afterwards extenuative $2000, I was over the hump. I could pay the tuition.

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over the hump|hump|over

adj. phr., informal Accomplished the best difficult part; accomplished the crisis; out of danger. Mary was declining math, but she is over the bulge now. John was actual ailing afterwards his accident, hut he's over the hump. When Mr. Smith was out of assignment it looked as if his ancestors would accept to go on relief, but they got over the hump.

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thump

to appoint in a fistfight

give (one) the hump

To become affronted or affronted because one thinks that addition has wronged them. Primarily heard in UK. Jenny generally feels larboard out anyway, so you'll accord her the bulge if you don't accompany her a cupcake too.Learn more: give, hump

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