You can use "fist bump" in a sentence to describe a gesture of greeting or celebration where two people bump their closed fists together.
Here are some example sentences:
- Harry held the jersey up to himself and gave the teen a fist bump. (This shows a gesture of camaraderie or acknowledgement.)
- Scott gave him a fist bump through his smock, as the barber brushed off his neck. (Illustrates a casual, quick greeting.)
- Every pitcher gave him a fist bump or a pat on the head. (Depicts a team ritual or encouragement.)
- Burke gives him a fist bump for Wirth's good work today. (Highlights a gesture of recognition for a job well done.)
In general, the phrase is used to indicate agreement, approval, encouragement, or a friendly greeting. It's a more casual alternative to a handshake.
