ride one's bumper
The idiom "ride one's bumper" is commonly used in driving contexts to describe a specific aggressive behavior.
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Definition
B2Driving
(informal, idiomatic)To drive very closely behind another vehicle, often in a way that is considered aggressive or unsafe.
Example
- The car behind me was riding my bumper, making me feel anxious.
- It's dangerous to ride someone's bumper, especially in heavy traffic.
B2General
(informal, idiomatic)To follow someone very closely, creating a sense of pressure or intimidation.
Example
- He was riding my bumper all the way to the meeting, making me feel rushed.
- You don't have to ride my bumper; I'll get the report done on time.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "ride one's bumper":
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