[Connected with JUMP v.5.]

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  A.  adj. Coinciding, exactly agreeing; even; exact, precise.

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1581.  Mulcaster, Positions, xxx. (1887), 110. When … some parte therof wanteth his due forme, his iumpe quantitie, his iust number, his naturall seat.

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1584.  Lyly, Campaspe, I. iii. Cris. Thou thinkest it a grace to be opposite against Alexander. Diog. And thou to be jump with Alexander.

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a. 1586.  Sidney, Arcadia, III. Wks. 1724, II. 714. Jump concord between our wit and will.

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1622.  Fletcher, Prophetess, I. iii. They are as jump and squar’d out to his nature.

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a. 1637.  B. Jonson, Underwoods, Execr. Vulcan. Acrostichs, and Telestichs, on jump Names.

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1828.  Craven Dial., Jump, short, compact.

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  † B.  adv. With exact coincidence or agreement; exactly, precisely. Obs.

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1539.  Taverner, Erasm. Prov. (1545), 36. Sure I am, that men of oure tyme kepe this sayenge so iompe.

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1570.  B. Googe, Pop. Kingd., II. 20 b. In this they all do iumpe agree.

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1574.  J. Studley, trans. Bale’s Pageant Popes, III. 43. Ye shall finde it also make iump six hundred sixty sixe.

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1579.  Twyne, Phisicke agst. Fort., I. xxiv. 33 a. Thou art iumpe of mine opinion.

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1589.  R. Harvey, Pl. Perc. (1590), 21. Meete halfe way, and I standing iump in the middle will crie aime to you both.

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1602.  Shaks., Ham., V. ii. 386. But since so iumpe vpon this bloodie question, You from the Polake warres, and you from England Are heere arriued.

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1615.  W. Lawson, Orch. & Gard., III. x. (1668), 29. Make your graft agree jump with the cyon.

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a. 1656.  Ussher, Ann., III. (1658), 13. The time of this Belus … falls in jump with the age of this Amenophis.

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  Hence † Jumply adv., coincidently, accordantly; exactly, precisely. † Jumpness, evenness, fitness.

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a. 1586.  Sidney, Arcadia, V. (1622), 450. My meeting so iumply with them, makes mee abashed.

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1604.  Pricket, Honors Fame (1881), 12. Then in that time an vndermining wit, Did closly frame all actions iumply fit.

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c. 1640.  J. Smyth, Lives Berkeleys (1883), I. 64. Age, time, place,… and other circumstances so iumply occurre.

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1611.  Cotgr., Justesse, iustnesse, iumpnesse, euennesse.

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