"Rump" Example Sentences
1. The bull swung his rump toward the fence and charged.
2. The donkey lifted its rump and let out a loud bray.
3. The cow swished her rump, swatting the horsefly away.
4. The baby elephant toddled along, its rump wiggling with each step.
5. The goat raised its rump and butt head me to show its dominance.
6. The horse kicked up its rump, whinnying to scare off the coyote.
7. The hippopotamus thrusted its massive rump out of the water.
8. The boy patted the pony's rump as it nibbled grass along the fence.
9. The little puppy wagged its rumpy butt at the sight of its owner.
10. He gave her a slap on the rump as she ran off down the field.
11. She swatted the boy's rump and told him to get busy with his chores.
12. The reindeer scraped its hooves and shook its rump before taking off.
13. The monkey swung from branch to branch by its rump and hands.
14. The kangaroo kicked up its rump as it hopped across the yard.
15. The little dog wiggled its rumpy butt as it greeted its master.
16. The rump steak sizzled on the grill, releasing aroma that made everyone's mouth water.
17. The kitchen table sagged under the weight of heaping platters of roast beef, ham, and rump steak.
18. I grabbed the rump meat and tonged it onto hot charcoal to infuse it with smoky flavor.
19. She swayed her shapely rump to the lively beat of the music.
20. The seamstress pinned the padding around the model's rump to smooth out the dress lines.
21. The butcher pointed out the rump end of the leg of lamb.
22. The rump of the fish's tail stuck out of the upper part of its mouth.
23. The rump of the camel was covered in sores from riding.
24. They sat around comparing notes on their various ailments, from rump rot to fallen arches.
25. The old car's rump end squeaked and rattled as it bumped down the road.
26. The tailor squared the seat and rump of the pants to fit the customer properly.
27. The rump muscles of the horse provided the power for propelling it forward.
28. She slapped his rump as he walked away, eliciting a laugh and a smile.
29. The bare rump of the cowboy flashed in and out of view as he spurred his horse forward.
30. The hiker admired the rump of the mountain rising in the distance.
31. They hiked up the rump of the mountain and made camp at the summit.
32. The antelope raced across the plain, its little rump moving in a blur.
33. The stallion sniffed the mare's rump before attempting to mount her.
34. The rear part of the fortress was located on the rump of a hill.
35. The English navy blockaded the American rump during the Revolutionary War.
36. The political rebels went into exile for years, forming their government in rump.
37. He wiped his dirty hands on his rump out of habit.
38. The poor kitten had matted fur and a dirty rump from being on the streets.
39. She rubbed the baby's rump with a warm towel after changing its diaper.
40. The toddler wiped his runny nose on his rump before his mother could stop him.
41. The cowboy tightly cinched the saddle around the horse's rump.
42. The saddle sores chafed the horse's rump raw.
43. The boxer stuck his rump into the corner to absorb the blows.
44. The rider spurred the horse's rump to goad it into a faster gallop.
45. The mule kicked his rump up in protest, nearly hitting the farmer in the face.
46. The tailor pinned the excess fabric around the mannequin's rump until it fit properly.
47. Tucking his rump under his legs, the cat settled in for a nap in the sun.
48. The calf followed its mother, nuzzling her rump for milk.
49. The tackle hit the running back square in the rump, bringing him down hard.
50. The stuffed deer's head and rump were the only parts left intact.
51. The rhinoceros swung its massive rump at the predator, tossing it aside.
52. She slapped his rump playfully as he walked away.
53. The mare shook her rump at the stallion, inviting him to mate.
54. The hunter aimed for the bull's rump, hoping for a clean shot through its vital organs.
55. The monkey groomed another by picking parasites from its rump.
56. The dog turned in circles, chasing its rumpy tail.
57. We cooked the rump steak over an open fire, enjoying the smell of the meat cooking.
58. The trainer rubbed horse ointment into the stallion's rump to soothe his sore muscles.
59. The rodeo clown distracted the bull by flapping his chaps near its rump.
60. The hunter spurred his horse hard in the rump, breaking into a gallop.
Common Phases
kick up one's
rump - be excited or behave in an energetic way
beat a retreat - depart hastily (originates from the word
rump meaning rear)
rump and stump - completely, entirely (originally referred to the
rump and stump of a tree)
rump and ramstam - vigorously disorderly (from the idea of a ram attacking something with its head and
rump)
show one's
rump - to reveal one's incompetence or lack of knowledge
slap on the
rump/butt - to encourage or congratulate someone in an informal or playful way
wipe one's nose on one's
rump - to do something inappropriate or foolish without thinking
sit on one's
rump - to be inactive or lazy
have a
rump on - to be in a bad mood
tuck one's
rump under - to settle down and relax
have the upper hand/
rump - to have the advantage (from country sports where animals were caught by holding their
rump)