Collocations for "stumped"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "stumped" in context.

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stump

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a tree stump in the [yard, garden]
  2. [tear, dig] out the stump
  3. all that was left was the stump
  4. sat (for a while) on the (tree) stump
  5. was left with a stump [after, following] the amputation
  6. were making fun of her stump
  7. UK, cricket: the ball hit the stumps
  8. slang: is on the campaign stump
v
  1. stumped his [professor, teacher, friends]
  2. the [doctors, police, researchers] were stumped by the [illness, crime, results]
  3. stumped up the [stairs, staircase, path]
  4. candidates are stumping for (your) [votes, support]
  5. cricket: [the batsman, he] was stumped out
  6. stump up (the money) [for, to buy]
n as adj
  1. a stump [speaker, speech]
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