Jumpers

Sci-fi teleportation thriller

Jumpers are garments, though which garment depends on where you are.

In American English, a jumper is a sleeveless dress worn over a blouse or shirt—what the British call a pinafore dress.

In British English, a jumper is a pullover sweater: She wore a woolly jumper against the cold.

The word also refers to people or things that jump: The horse was a good jumper.

clothing

sweaters

Knitted upper-body garments

woollens · cable-knit · cashmere · crewneck · turtleneck · layering · sleeves · wool · knitting · wardrobe

electrical

cables

Heavy ropes or wires

pins · circuits · breadboard · motherboard · bypass · short · bridge · header · terminals · electronics

athletics

hurdlers

Runners clearing track barriers

track · landing · takeoff · clearance · bar · pit · sand · Fosbury · athletes · pole vault

equestrian

showjumping

Timed equine obstacle sport

obstacles · riders · mounts · course · arena · refusal · rails · vertical · paddock · dressage

parachuting

skydivers

People who jump from planes

  • freefallUnimpeded downward motion
  • canopyOverhead protective covering
  • chuteInclined passage for descent

altitude · aircraft · drop zone · tandem · formation · wingsuit · ripcord · harness · landing · descent

Categories
Opposites
vertical movement/action

Jumpersfallers

Logging crew members

sitters · standers · divers · droppers · descenders

risk-taking behavior

Jumpershomebodies

People preferring domestic life

spectators · observers · cowards · scaredy-cats

GARMENT TYPE (British English)

Jumperstrousers

Bifurcated lower-body garment

shorts · skirts · vests · tank tops · t-shirts

Phrases
Family

jumper, jumped

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G