dump on

verb

1. informal,  (intr, preposition) to abuse or criticize

Example Sentences

The Prodigy CEO doesn’t want to hear that: “Oh, if only you could talk!” he whines to the space sheep after it demonstrates that it comprehends what he’s saying — that, and nothing more — punctuated by taking a giant dump on the floor of its enclosure.

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They worry that the people who illegally dump on the street will hurt the reputation of everyone in the produce industry and their livelihood.

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While it’s trendy to either feverishly promote Ozempic, Wegovy or their many knock-off versions, or to dump on the whole idea, dismissing it as the product of a sick and bigoted society and corporations eager to medicalize anything they can, there’s far more to it than that.

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On Tuesday, Ryan Murphy released his latest contribution to what's starting to feel like a streaming platform takeover, following up "American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez," "Monsters: The Lyle And Erik Menendez Story," "Grotesquerie" and a string of others with his return to "American Horror Stories," which plopped into our laps in a five-episode dump on Hulu, just in time for peak spooky season.

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Merchan also scheduled a hearing to discuss questions about federal prosecutors' recent evidence dump on March 25, the previously scheduled start date for the trial.

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