"jumpster" meaning in English

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          "text": "“You don't actually want me to wear toddler jumpsters do you?” The boots came in large sizes, and most pairs for adults were just gathering dust on shelves, because older people believed that toddler jumpsters were solely for immature kids under the age of six.",
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          "text": "The Dixieland tune was performed in 1959 by Joyce Mayo, recorded at Bourbon Street Records, and advertised to “bopsters, hopsters, jumpsters, humpsters, flipsters, and hipsters” as “the song that immortalized New Orleans' entertainment […]",
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