Filled with enthusiasm or excitement. She was pumped about the upcoming concert and couldn't stop talking about it.
Having been inflated or filled with air or gas. The pumped balloons were ready for the party decorations.
Supplied, forced, or moved by means of a pump, especially referring to liquids or gases. The irrigation system uses pumped groundwater to nourish the crops.
Having temporarily enlarged or well-defined muscles as a result of physical exercise; muscular. After his workout, his arms looked really pumped.
To force a liquid or gas to move in a particular direction using a pump. They pumped water from the flooded basement.
To move up and down or in and out with a regular rhythm. The heart pumps blood throughout the body.
To inflate something by using a pump. He pumped the bicycle tires before the race.
To supply or inject something in large quantities. The company pumped millions of dollars into the new project.
To question someone persistently to obtain information. The detective pumped the suspect for details about the crime.