bumpy

IPA: bˈʌmpi

Examples of "bumpy" in Sentences

The road is bumpy and crude.
Why is it so stony and bumpy
Apologies for the bumpy welcome.
There is no doubt that the road gets bumpy.
When the papyrus was dry, it was bumpy and rough.
The ride is also considerably bumpy and pretty rough.
The outside of a Lychee is a bit rough and very bumpy.
It is known as the cudgerie or bumpy ash in Australia.
So the flight was nice and bumpy, which is my favorite.
The roads were both narrow and bumpy, and the staggering.
It is a thickly encrusting sponge with a glistening bumpy surface.
But I expect a short-term bumpy ride for Google's stock price until at least October.
Not rutted as in bumpy, rather one long trough in which I have been comfortably ensconced.
The route was really bumpy from the Irish sea meeting the Atlantic Sea (the locals say that they don't get along well).
We're very realistic about the short-term bumpy road ahead of us and are proactively preparing ourselves for the future.
Toms was surprised by the number of putts players made because he thought the greens were bumpy from the soft conditions.
I think we see prospects -- although we understand that we're into perhaps what some call the bumpy landing, we think we see some prospects for long-sustained growth with low rates of inflation.
Baglio Segesta and Tenute Margana, Segesta You definitely need a 4x4 as your hire car to stay at this pair of agriturismos: they're a couple of miles from the nearest road up a track for which the word bumpy is totally inadequate.