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bumper

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bumper to bumper
vehicles that are bumper to bumper are in a line one after another and are moving very slowly or stopped. Cars were lined up bumper to bumper along the whole length of the road.

bumper-to-bumper

bumper to bumper - vehicles that are bumper to bumper are in a line one after another and are moving very slowly or stopped. We were caught in bumper-to-bumper traffic for over an hour. (always before noun)

bumper to bumper
having almost no space between cars and moving very slowly. Traffic is bumper to bumper from the Midtown Tunnel all that way out to exit 17 on the Turnpike.


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He adds the cost of a bumper at $3,500 will save tens of thousands of dollars in repairs and lost production time.
The Chair Rail flexible bumpers are available in all Korogard[R] standard colors, with no minimums, and custom colors are available.
When he was about eight months old, I removed his crib bumper because I read that babies can use bumpers to stand on and climb out of the crib.
 
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