So when you hear the word bummer what springs to mind?
When you hear the word bummer what springs to mind?
So when you hear the word bummer what springs to mind?
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Well Poppy, I had to check the online dictionaries (Webster, Cambridge) to get a proper definition of the word "bummer". This is what I found:
An unpleasant experience (such as a bad reaction to a hallucinogenic drug); failure, flop; a rude word for something that is very annoying or not convenient.
Nothing apparently to do with bees and anal sex ;0)
Bummer and Bad are near synonyms. The word Bummer originally referred to a bad LSD trip in the 1960s, and has evolved into describing pretty much any bad thing, as in "My team lost, what a bummer."
unfortunate... "That's a bummer" = "That's unfortunate"
Somehow term Bum and it's derivation Bummer says nothing particular in two language I speak natively.
In German 'der Brummer' [the buzzing one] is close, a bumblebee could be a 'Brummer'. In Polish bum! is a equivalent to Boom! or Bum is a wooden part ship sail hangs on.
That word makes me think of lazy dope smoking teenagers in grunge clothes saying it LoL
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"my disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined " bummer...
https://www.youtube.com/embed/bCntMt4YGuUI've known the word bummer maybe as far back as I can remember. It's always meant something similar to disappointing or sad. If someone told me that day crashed their car I might say "That's a bummer"
In the US, it's almost always used in the context of the slang term from the late 60s and 70s
1. Unfortunate
2. Setback
3. Mistake
4. Disappointment
For some reason, what crosses my mind is fluctuating between a hobo or an interjection meaning "bad time" 🤷♀️
Buttsecks. I'll give the Scottish answer though since I was paying attention.
Having a bad time, or making a mistake. "oh bummer!"
Depends which countries soil I am standing on. It does change your frame of mind.
When I was a lad it was D, but now the American's C.
Anal sex between guys, the guy doing the bumming (ie giving) is known as the bummer,,,
I usually use and hear the word used when something didn’t turn out as expected.
“Omy that’s too bad this sucks”
This question really bums me out...
in America It means that sucks
Usually having a bad time.
They stubbed their toe.
A destitute person
Bad Luck.
To bad
The second one
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