dump n.4
1. (orig. US) an act of defecation.
 | implied in take a dump | |
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | (con. 1940s) Hold Tight (1990) 145: A hurried fuck [...] A fuck like a dump. | |
![[Aus]](/static/img/flags/aus.png "Australia") | (con. 1964-65) Sex and Thugs and Rock ’n’ Roll 33: I pressed my case for a third-quarter dump. | |
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Roger’s Profanisaurus 3 in Viz 98 Oct. 5: Brad rhym. slang. A dump. As in ‘Give me the paper, will you, I’m off for a Brad Pitt’. | |
| Grits 316: Oo. Big one ther. Birruver ring-stinger, that . . . a red-wine dump, poo, mud-out, crap, shite. | |
| ‘Cradle of Civilization’ Generation Kill ep. 2 [TV script] ‘Good dump?’ [...] ‘I shit my brains out’. |
2. (orig. US) a piece of excrement.
| Semi-Tough 7: A man who can live with a mad dog and a closet load of dump can be expected to bust up some furniture every now and then. | |
| Happy Mutant Baby Pills 7: Incontinence wear and catheters (Referred to, among pharma-hacks, as ‘dump lockers’ and ‘caths’). | |
| ‘Neighbor’s Dog’ in ThugLit Aug. [ebook] [One of them [i.e. a dog] circled around a bit like [...] then hunched over, squeezed out a big dump, and trotted away from it like they do. |
3. (Aus.) in fig. sense, a hostile act.
| Wind & Monkey (2013) [ebook] Besides doing a bit of a dump on their colleagues Corris and Pope wouldn’t know shit from shaving cream. |
In phrases
1. (orig. US) to defecate, often in sense of incontinence.
| (con. 1910s) Heed the Thunder (1994) 72: Where do you go when you have to take a dump at night? | |
| (con. 1950) Band of Brothers 271: Gonna show you how to take a dump in this here twenty-five-below weather. | |
| et al. CUSS. | |
| New Girls (1982) 235: I know a guy who got suspended from Princeton for taking a dump in Times Square. | |
| London Fields 116: A London pigeon goes and takes a dump on my head. | |
| Reach 84: While I was takin’ a dump, I got to thinkin’ about the shameful nature of ’uman waste. | |
| Mystery Bay Blues 10: Les never had to take a dump in the sink to remind people the dishes needed doing. | |
| Stingray Shuffle 118: ‘Where the hell’d you go?’ [...] ‘We thought you were taking a big dump or something.’. | |
| Atomic Lobster 62: Littering is like taking a big dump on the community. | |
| Cherry 209: The way she said it was if I’d taken a dump on the floor. | |
| Joe Country [ebook] ‘Multitask? He couldn’t charge his phone while having a dump’. | |
| Boy from County Hell 270: ‘[C]come to the parking lot before I take a dump on the hood of your Tonka Toy’. | |
| Secret Hours 216: ‘I’ve heard this song before [...] It goes, “Give me all your money, while I take a dump in your hat”’. |
2. to abuse, to triumph over.
| August Snow [ebook] [I] listened to Charles Barkley take a hot steaming dump on the Los Angeles Lakers. |