How to pronounce “stump”(verb) in English

narrator: Stump the historian.

This is like stump the chump.

So you could totally stump me if you want.

Raya: Might stump someone.

And I'm often stumped by people who are diametrically opposed to me philosophically, being on the other end of the spectrum.

And it really stumped me.

to me, my son stumped me recently, my 10-year-old son.

And when beautiful thing about it it doesn't get stumped.

15 years, they've been stumped.

And so I was stumped.

But then we were stumped.

female: Were there any points in the three years that you were really stumped, that you really struggled with a piece of the story

And too badly it end up being, the whole idea is to stump you with "Wow.

I asked her a question in Miami, and she actually got stumped.

Now when you need a moment of insight, when you're stuck and stumped, when you don't know what to do next, when you've just reached that block, chances are you also need to draw

transient and we we we also found this interesting finding that you know for a while just totally stumped us which was

Someone stump me.

Maybe we've had a sense of progress before, maybe we've been working on this problem for a month and we've gotten closer but now we are stuck and stumped.

So, you know, one way I've tried to compensate for this is, you know, when I'm really stuck and stumped at work, I'll go for a walk and just leave my phone behind.

Now, this one really stumped a lot of my students.

If I stumped all of Google, I'm gonna be pretty proud of myself.

And then John Chambers completely stumped

Bear: Oh, stumped them.