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* ''[[Rumpus Magazine]]'', a bi-monthly student tabloid publication at Yale College |
* ''[[Rumpus Magazine]]'', a bi-monthly student tabloid publication at Yale College |
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* [[Rumpus McFowl]], a Disney animated character part of [[Clan McDuck]] |
* [[Rumpus McFowl]], a Disney animated character part of [[Clan McDuck]] |
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* The first '''Rumpus''' Exhibition opened on April 9th, 2014, curated by Fiona Quill. 24 printmaking students LSAD were part of this group show that gathered over 1000 people, breaking the record for exhibition attendance in Limerick. The students say that 'Rumpus is Not Just another third year print exhibition but a new departure in your life's existence. Get on the Rumpus!' |
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Look up rumpus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Rumpus is a word meaning a loud commotion or distraction.
It may also refer to:
- Recreation room, also known under the term "rumpus room"
- Rumpus Cat, a fictional character from T. S. Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats and the musical Cats
- Rumpus Magazine, a bi-monthly student tabloid publication at Yale College
- Rumpus McFowl, a Disney animated character part of Clan McDuck
- The first Rumpus Exhibition opened on April 9th, 2014, curated by Fiona Quill. 24 printmaking students LSAD were part of this group show that gathered over 1000 people, breaking the record for exhibition attendance in Limerick. The students say that 'Rumpus is Not Just another third year print exhibition but a new departure in your life's existence. Get on the Rumpus!'