hummer
Pronunciation: [ˈhʌmər]
Word
Context: “transportation”
(noun) A hummer is a type of large, powerful vehicle made for off-road driving. It looks big and strong, and it's often used by people who like adventure.
Example
My dad took us for a ride in his hummer and we had a lot of fun driving over bumps.
Example
She didn't want to ride in the hummer because it was too noisy and big for her taste.
Example
Have you ever seen a hummer driving on a rocky path?
Context: “sound”
(noun) A hummer can also be a sound made by a person or insect, like humming a tune or a bee buzzing. It's a soft, pleasant noise that shows you are happy or busy working.
Example
She was humming a lovely song while she worked on her homework.
Example
He wasn't humming at all; he looked very serious and quiet while studying.
Example
What song do you like to hum when you’re happy?
Context: “action”
(verb) To hummer means to hum or buzz softly. It’s like making a quiet singing sound with your mouth without using words.
Example
He hummed while he washed the dishes, making it feel more fun.
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She didn’t hum while working; she preferred to listen to music instead.
Example
Can you hum along with me to this tune?
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