"sumptin'" meaning in English

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          "text": "When Daisy first entered upon her new life, she had affected a nun-like garb as most appropriate, but after a little child said to her once: “I don’t like your black gown all the time. I likes sumptin’ bright and pretty,” she changed her dress and gave freer scope to her natural good taste and love of what was becoming.",
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          "text": "Cue the corporate executives and celebrities. And don't forget the women wanting to surprise their husbands and boyfriends, and the men -- firefighters, policemen, business owners, engineers -- just wanting to drive a little sumptin' sumptin' for at least one day in their lives.",
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          "text": "Eventually co-worker Chuck climbs up to rescue him. \"Wassa matter? You get your skirt caught on sumptin'?\"",
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