| pump fist | 27.06 | I pumped my fist. | ||
| pump water | 12.97 | They pump water cheaply. | ||
| pump oil | 12.24 | Will they agree to pump more oil? | ||
| pump money | 11.39 | She also pumped money into the endeavor. | ||
| pump gas | 5.20 | He pumped her gas. | ||
| pump blood | 3.82 | Your heart pumps blood all over your body. | ||
| pump arm | 3.49 | He pumped his arms. | ||
| pump million | 3.49 | It pumps millions into the local economy. | ||
| pump air | 3.09 | He pumped air into the bicycle tire. | ||
| pump billion | 2.76 | Later Al-Nahyan pumped billions of dollars into the bank. | ||
| pump life | 2.63 | Casinos pumped new life into Biloxi. | ||
| pump iron | 2.44 | He pumps iron. | ||
| pump bullet | 2.30 | Two men run in and pump bullets into the woman. | ||
| pump hand | 2.17 | Some of them pumped his hand. | ||
| pump stomach | 1.51 | They began pumping her stomach. | ||
| pump cash | 1.12 | He pumps cash into the economy, or siphons the cash back. | ||
| pump crude | 1.05 | On the one hand, their refusal to pump more crude would do little to keep oil prices high. | ||
| pump fuel | 0.92 | Algerian pipelines already pump fuel to Italy and Spain. | ||
| pump station | 0.92 | The capital Colombo was in the grip of a water shortage, as pumping stations could not work. | ||
| pump dollar | 0.86 | Then he reluctantly pumped a few dollars of gas. |