1)

To start, jerk, or move suddenly from surprise.

2)

To get an earlier start in order to get an advantage over.

3)

To come to a conclusion without consideration. To accept hastily.

4)

See Jump in Basics.

Inflected Form(s):

Jumping (adjective), Jumps (plural), Jumped (past tense)

Comments:

1)

This is the layman's use of the term.

2)

This is the layman's use of the term.

3)

This is the layman's use of the term.

Related Definition(s):

Control, Full, Gauge, Intent, Light, Live, Strike, Telegraph, Trip, Whip

Related Term(s):

Body Communication, Body Signal, Close the Gap, Colliding Forces, Contact Deviation, Contact Manipulation, Contact Placement, Control Manipulation, Degree of Contact, Pressure Relief, Psychological Leverage, Psychological Strategy, Psychological Weapon, Self-Defense Technique, Sticky Hands