jumpers

Sleeveless dress garments

Jumpers are people or things that jump.

A jumper can be someone who leaps from heights—a parachutist, a bungee jumper, or tragically, someone attempting suicide from a bridge or building.

In basketball, a jumper is a jump shot.

In British English, a jumper is a pullover sweater.

Jumper cables connect a dead car battery to a live one.

She's one of the best high jumpers in the country.

garment

sweater

Knitted torso covering

turtleneck · knitwear · woolly · jersey · fleece · hoodie · v-neck · cashmere · wool · cable-knit

leaping

bound

Secured or destined

  • springRecoiling metal spiral
  • vaultSecure storage chamber
  • hopSmall, quick jump

leap · pounce · lunge · hurdle · skydiver · parachutist · bungee · freefall · trampoline · springboard

athletics

hurdler

One who races over obstacles

sandpit · crossbar · approach · takeoff · landing · clearance

knitting

yarn

Twisted strand for crafts

  • woolSheared animal fiber
  • stitchThread loop in fabric
  • purlInverted knitting stitch

needles · pattern · cable · ribbing · handknit · crochet · cashmere · merino · mohair · angora

cables

battery

Portable electricity storage

clamps · emergency · roadside · car · electrical · charging · positive · negative · connection

Categories
Opposites
garment construction/closure

jumperscardigans

Front-opening knitted garments

blouses · shrugs · jackets · sweater vests · dress shirts

action tendency (for people who jump)

jumpersstanders

Those positioned vertically

sitters · crawlers · slitherers · burrowers · swimmers

garment weight/warmth

jumperstank tops

Sleeveless casual tops

vests · t-shirts · singlets · camisoles · crop tops

Phrases
Family

jumper, jumped

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G