Informal British slang for enjoyment, satisfaction, or a good time — a sense of things going well or being pleasurable.
Informal British slang for enjoyment, satisfaction, or a good time — a sense of things going well or being pleasurable. It's the kind of relaxed, slightly eccentric term you might hear in casual conversation or see in regional forums. The word shares roots with 'bum' in its older sense of idling or bumming around pleasurably, suggesting laid-back contentment rather than intense excitement.
That whole weekend away was pure bummage — good food, no plans, brilliant weather.
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A blunt British slang term for anal sex. The word 'bum' (British English for buttocks) does the heavy lifting here, making this one of those transparently descriptive compounds that leaves nothing to the imagination. It's used casually in British vernacular — sometimes crudely, sometimes humorously — and appears across comedy, casual conversation, and tabloid journalism. It can be used without specific reference to the genders or orientations of those involved.
(UK, dialect, dated) An idle fellow.
British slang for messing about, wasting time, or engaging in pointless, silly behavior — sometimes used with a vague implication of inappropriate or undignified conduct. The word plays on 'tomfoolery' by swapping in 'bum' for its comedic British value. In modern usage, it mostly just means doing something daft or getting into mischief, and has shed most of the loaded connotations it once carried.
(slang) enjoyment, satisfaction.
(UK, dialect, dated) To blunder.