Examples of 'got bumped off' in a sentence
Meaning of "got bumped off"
got bumped off: This phrase is a slang term that means to be killed or murdered, usually in a sudden or violent manner
How to use "got bumped off" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
got bumped off
She got bumped off the film.
One of the sources got bumped off.
You just got bumped off the flight.
That will is the reason he got bumped off.
Knowing she got bumped off my list.
Got bumped off to get all this rolling.
Two armed men got bumped off.
A guy got bumped off right near here.
I thought someone else had got bumped off.
A guy got bumped off.
Sure was a dirty trick when old man Walton got bumped off.
Maybe yours got bumped off because mine was better.
He made the bets for a second party and then got bumped off after he collected.
She got bumped off.
When I was a kid my old man got bumped off.
See also
But he got bumped off.
How do you think Danica Patrick feels Knowing she got bumped off my list.
They got bumped off the staff of the hospital.
No way to know whether Norman himself got bumped off to get all this rolling.
You just got bumped off the flight. Honey, what.
Forget about upgrades . you just got bumped off the flight.
He 's following around the murderer because his mother got bumped off.
My friend Leroy got bumped off in Yugoslavia.
You and him was like brothers, till my old man got bumped off.
Chief, a guy just got bumped off in Passy.
Well, they added someone else to the list and Jack got bumped off.
It 's when I heard he got bumped off that I called up.
You and him was like brothers, ' til my old man got bumped off.
My friend Leroy got bumped off in Yugoslavia . Yesterday.
When I was a kid, my old man got bumped off and.
Well, that tweaker you busted just got bumped off the top of the list.
Make new friends. I had a buddy, but he got bumped off.
When I was a kid, my old man got bumped off and … And … Never mind how.
I had a buddy, but he got bumped off.
Where's your girlfriend? She got bumped off the film.
Oh, what now? She got bumped off.
