lump|lumped|lumping|lumps in English

verb

[lʌmp]

mass together, gather; form into a lump or lumps; move heavily, move in an awkward and clumsy manne

Use "lump|lumped|lumping|lumps" in a sentence

1. Asafetida is sold either as lumps or in powdered form, with the lump kind being the purest

2. Although an Armpit lump can develop in both men and women, several causes of Armpit lumps are specific to men.

3. Informal Brit a stupid person; fool vb, Clots, clotting or clotted to form or cause to form into a soft thick lump or lumps

4. Informal Brit a stupid person; fool vb, Clots, Clotting or Clotted to form or cause to form into a soft thick lump or lumps

5. I question lumping "belief" behaviors together.

6. Stir the sauce to prevent it lumping.

7. Too many lumps.

8. His pockets were lumped with various articles.

9. Do your research before lumping Buddhism in with Christianity.

10. All the children are lumped together in one class, regardless of their ability.

11. All are lumped together under the heading insomnIa.

12. 14 His pockets were lumped with various articles.

13. The old man lumped along with a heavy heart.

14. We are all lumped together and stereotyped as rich.

15. Fuller described the "freak combination" as "lumping along like a brick".

16. The cornstarch lumped because we cooked it too fast.

17. She's a lump.

18. Carbuncles usually begin as tender, red lumps

19. Clumpy: having small pieces or lumps spread throughout.

20. The lumping together of contemporary genetic modification with selective breeding is sloppy science.

21. Big lumps of brown sludge were everywhere.

22. 12 Strain the custard to remove lumps.

23. Chunky: having small pieces or lumps spread throughout

24. Blobs are Small lumps on the printing surface

25. (g)operations to colour sugar or form sugar lumps;