lumping (up) (Meaning)

lumping (up)

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She lumped up the soft dough in her hands, shaping it into a loaf.
The thick carpet lumped up under her feet, creating a tripping hazard.
The accident lumped up the fender, leaving it dented and unsightly.
The lumping up of the soil suggested that something had been buried there.
The teacher lumped up the students into groups, ensuring a mix of abilities.
The surgery lumped up part of the surgeon's glove, causing discomfort.
The swollen lymph nodes lumped up under her skin, indicating an infection.
The lumps of coal lumped up in the fireplace, casting a warm glow.
The landslide lumped up the road, rendering it impassable.
The tangled cords lumped up in the closet, making it difficult to find what she needed.

thickening, condensing,firming (up), clumping, curdling, gumming, indurating, hardening, solidifying, stiffening

thawing, fusing,melting, fluxing, liquefying, liquifying,deliquescing,

She lumped up the soft dough in her hands, shaping it into a loaf.

The thick carpet lumped up under her feet, creating a tripping hazard.

The accident lumped up the fender, leaving it dented and unsightly.

The lumping up of the soil suggested that something had been buried there.