noun
General Slang
jumper
JUMP-uh · noun · informal
A sweater or jersey
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Definitions
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A knitted pullover; what Americans call a sweater. Also 'jersey'.
“Bring a jumper, it gets cold at night.”
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jumper In A Sentence
Bring a jumper, it gets cold at night.
Origin & Usage
British and Australasian term for a pullover.
People Also Ask
What does jumper mean in Australia and New Zealand?
It's a knitted pullover worn for warmth, the same garment Americans call a sweater. It can also be called a jersey.
Is a jumper the same as a sweater?
Yes. 'Jumper' is the British and Australasian word for what Americans call a sweater.
How do you use jumper in a sentence?
You'd say something like 'Bring a jumper, it gets cold at night,' meaning bring a warm knitted top.
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