terms |
jumpier |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective jumpier is
(
jumpy).
jumpier |
lumpier |
As adjectives the difference between jumpier and lumpier
is that
jumpier is comparative of jumpy while
lumpier is comparative of lumpy.
jumpier |
humpier |
As adjectives the difference between jumpier and humpier
is that
jumpier is comparative of jumpy while
humpier is comparative of humpy.
jumpier |
dumpier |
As adjectives the difference between jumpier and dumpier
is that
jumpier is (
jumpy) while
dumpier is (
dumpy).
jumpier |
jumper |
As an adjective jumpier
is (
jumpy).
As a noun jumper is
someone or something that jumps, eg a participant in a jumping event in track or skiing or
jumper can be (chiefly|british|australian) a woolen sweater or pullover.
As a verb jumper is
to connect with an electrical jumper.
bumpier |
jumpier |
As adjectives the difference between bumpier and jumpier
is that
bumpier is comparative of bumpy while
jumpier is comparative of jumpy.