Sentences with phrase «bum bum»

The phrase "bum bum" is a term often used to represent the sound or rhythm of a drum beat. It is a simple and catchy way to describe the sound that drums make. Full definition
He didn't want to get out when I was done washing his little bum bum!
Bum bum bum bada dum bum... HA!
When faced with a poopy bum bum, a parent tends to gravitate toward the more easily and readily available products that are convenient despite the many possible disadvantages.
Don't paint everybody in the shelter as a bum
The digested remains of a fish came out somewhere unexpected, prompting biologists to rethink their understanding of our bums
Take a plate and walk round the plates of ham sweating under the lights, watch the slices of cheese as they melt into each other like a Dali clock, then move onto the baskets and baskets, and baskets, of croissants and other fatty bum bum pastries.
The most genuinely avant - garde invention was Marinetti's Parole Libere (Words in Freedom), onomatopoeic renderings of the sound of air raids in swirling letters: «Bum bum bum, Zang Tumb Tumb.»
From automated electronic trading (think High Frequency Trading) to financial cartography (network transparency and risk management) to... bum bum bum... the blockchain — we're entering «a new phase in human history,» explains Giancarlo, «when exponential digital technologies are rapidly changing the very nature of human identity, work, leisure and society.»
shef wed beat our reserves big woop listen baby please... ur talking out your bum bum
One girl called her bottom her «bum bum» and that always got a laugh out of the class since no one else called it that.
They are made without all the bad stuff (dyes, parabens, phthalates, etc.) so I can feel good knowing they aren't going to cause their bum bums any discomfort!
Keep in mind I used it every day all over my body — not just the bum bum.
While a heart might beat with a thump thump in the United States, its French cousin pulses with a bum bum.
Bum ba - dum bum bum bum bum!»
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