dump on v.2
1. (US) to defecate.
Serial 14: The last time she’d gone there, a gull had dumped on her shrimp Louie. | ||
Patriot Game (1985) 103: No pigeon in his right mind would dump on Seats Lobianco. | ||
Hooky Gear 197: He one of them relics with a face more dump on than a buildin-site wheelbarrow. |
2. in fig. use, to treat badly, i.e. shit on under shit v.
White Shoes 42: They [...] didn’t like to see a good bloke being dumped on. |