Pronunciation: [ɡˈɪv bˈʌm ɹˈʌʃ] (IPA) 
The phrase "give bum rush" is commonly misspelled as "give bumb rush" due to the similar sound of "m" and "n" in some accents. The correct spelling is "bum" which is pronounced /bʌm/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The use of the word "bum" in this context means to forcibly remove or kick out someone from a premises or a group. The phrase can be used as "The bouncer gave him bum rush out of the club."
"Giving bum rush" or "to give a bum rush" is a colloquial and informal expression that refers to the act of forcefully or hurriedly removing someone or something from a particular place, often through persuasion, threats, or physical force. This phrase is commonly used in North American English, particularly in street slang and African American Vernacular English (AAVE).
The term "bum rush" implies a sudden, aggressive, and often unceremonious removal or expulsion. It can be employed in various contexts, such as a bouncer forcefully ejecting an unruly patron from a club, security personnel swiftly evicting an intruder, or a group of people collectively removing someone from a gathering or event. Its connotations can range from forceful removal to a more figurative sense of unwanted exclusion.
The expression "give bum rush" suggests an active role in the removal process, with someone or a group initiating the action. It may involve a combination of physical force, coercion, or simply using persuasive language to encourage or demand someone's departure. The term "bum" in this context refers to an individual who is considered undesirable, troublesome, or in opposition to the situation or environment they are being removed from.
While the phrase is primarily used in informal and slang settings, it carries a sense of urgency, directness, and potentially confrontational action toward the person or object being removed. It is important to note that the use of this phrase may vary in different regional dialects, and its appropriateness should be considered within the context of the intended audience and situation.
