| That's called an umbrella, also sometimes known as a parasol or bumbershoot. |
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| Not for nothing has the bumbershoot been the stereotypical walking stick of the English gentleman. |
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| It's just not fair to leave that poor Will Self to do all the heavy lifting in this area: there are great underused words out there that we should be keeping alive, like jobberknowl, or bumbershoot, or even fletcherizing. |
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| Bunyips haunt the rushy spots and places where the damp requires no English bumbershoot, no brollies, nor a gamp. |
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| I KNOW this hottie who had her mobe and her bumbershoot nicked by a ned but the police said she was a bit of a numpty. |
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| It smells like rain. Perhaps we should take along a bumbershoot. |
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| Of course, Bumbershoot is this weekend, and I have four days off from nannying, so I'm hoping that I get a chance to do some fun stuff. |
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| Certainly the annual Bumbershoot Festival, which takes place over the Labor Day weekend, is playing a part. |
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| We've hit Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza and Bumbershoot and Austin City Limits with the help of Budweiser all in the span of a couple months. |
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| Bumbershoot is a music, arts and environment festival celebrating 40 years of entertainment. |
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| McTuff has performed nationwide at such festivals as Bumbershoot and the New Orleans Jazz Fest. |
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| One weekend spent working Seattle's Bumbershoot arts festival his senior year of college yielded enough cash to buy an engagement ring for his then-girlfriend. |
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