lumping (Meaning)

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lumping (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Lump

Webster

Bulky; heavy.

The clay was lumping together, making it difficult to shape.
The mashed potatoes formed into a lumpy mass.
The mechanic lumped the old car parts into a pile.
The teacher lumped the students into groups based on their abilities.
She lumped all her belongings into a suitcase, preparing to leave.
The credits lumped together countless names at the end of the movie.
The bag of rice had become lumpy due to moisture.
The tax forms lumped together multiple deductions and exemptions.
The store lumped similar products together on display shelves.
The writer lumped several characters together to create a composite protagonist.

of Lump, Bulky; heavy.

gathering, assembling, corralling, accumulating,collecting, amassing, grouping,combining, congregating, getting together

scattering, sending, dissipating, separating, dissolving, dispersing, scattering, separating, dissolving, sending

The clay was lumping together, making it difficult to shape.

The mashed potatoes formed into a lumpy mass.

The mechanic lumped the old car parts into a pile.

The teacher lumped the students into groups based on their abilities.