bump off

1. (US, idiomatic)To kill, especially to murder.

   kill intentionally and with premeditation

2. (UK, idiomatic)To cut class; to play truant.

1. Tom got bumped off his flight.

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2. If the truck hits a bump, you'd fall off.

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3. It's always the most unlikable character who gets bumped off.

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4. We tried again to bump off the politician, but couldn't do it.

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irregular

• bump offбити, вдаритиTo kill, especially to murder.
• bump upTo increase something suddenly.
• bump onSynonym of bump into.
• bump downTo transfer (recorded footage) from a wider to a narrower tape format.
• bump intoTo collide with.
• bump acrossSynonym of bump into.