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Synonyms for clumping in English

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  1. clumping:
  2. clump:

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Detailed Synonyms for clumping in English

clumping:

clumping [the ~] noun

  1. the clumping
    the clumping; the bobbinning
  2. the clumping
    – the sound of a horse's hoofs hitting on a hard surface 1
    the clumping; the clippety-clop; the clunking; the clop; the clip-clop; the clopping
    – the sound of a horse's hoofs hitting on a hard surface 1

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Related Definitions for "clumping":

  1. the sound of a horse's hoofs hitting on a hard surface1

clump:

clump [the ~] noun

  1. the clump
    the clump
  2. the clump
    – a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects) 1
    the thump; the clump; the thud; the thumping; the clunk
    – a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects) 1
  3. the clump
    – a grouping of a number of similar things 1
    the bunch; the cluster; the clump; the clustering
    – a grouping of a number of similar things 1
  4. the clump
    – a compact mass 1
    the lump; the chunk; the ball; the clump; the clod; the glob
    – a compact mass 1
    • lump [the ~] noun
    • chunk [the ~] noun
    • ball [the ~] noun
      • a ball of mud caught him on the shoulder1
    • clump [the ~] noun
    • clod [the ~] noun
    • glob [the ~] noun

to clump verb (clumps, clumped, clumping)

  1. to clump
    to clump; to clatter
    • clump verb (clumps, clumped, clumping)
    • clatter verb (clatters, clattered, clattering)
  2. to clump
    – gather or cause to gather into a cluster 1
    bunch; to cluster; bundle; to clump; bunch up
    – gather or cause to gather into a cluster 1
    • bunch verb
      • She bunched her fingers into a fist1
    • cluster verb (clusters, clustered, clustering)
    • bundle verb
    • clump verb (clumps, clumped, clumping)
    • bunch up verb
  3. to clump
    – walk clumsily 1
    to clump; clomp
    – walk clumsily 1
    • clump verb (clumps, clumped, clumping)
    • clomp verb
  4. to clump
    – come together as in a cluster or flock 1
    flock; to cluster; to clump; constellate
    – come together as in a cluster or flock 1
    • flock verb
    • cluster verb (clusters, clustered, clustering)
    • clump verb (clumps, clumped, clumping)
    • constellate verb
      • The poets constellate in this town every summer1
  5. to clump
    – make or move along with a sound as of a horse's hooves striking the ground 1
    to clump; plunk; clop; clunk
    – make or move along with a sound as of a horse's hooves striking the ground 1

Conjugations for clump:

present
  1. clump
  2. clump
  3. clumps
  4. clump
  5. clump
  6. clump
simple past
  1. clumped
  2. clumped
  3. clumped
  4. clumped
  5. clumped
  6. clumped
present perfect
  1. have clumped
  2. have clumped
  3. has clumped
  4. have clumped
  5. have clumped
  6. have clumped
past continuous
  1. was clumping
  2. were clumping
  3. was clumping
  4. were clumping
  5. were clumping
  6. were clumping
future
  1. shall clump
  2. will clump
  3. will clump
  4. shall clump
  5. will clump
  6. will clump
continuous present
  1. am clumping
  2. are clumping
  3. is clumping
  4. are clumping
  5. are clumping
  6. are clumping
subjunctive
  1. be clumped
  2. be clumped
  3. be clumped
  4. be clumped
  5. be clumped
  6. be clumped
diverse
  1. clump!
  2. let's clump!
  5. clumped
  6. clumping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

clump

  1. clump
    block; clump

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Alternate Synonyms for "clump":


Related Definitions for "clump":

  1. a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)1
  2. a grouping of a number of similar things1
  3. a compact mass1
  4. gather or cause to gather into a cluster1
  5. walk clumsily1
  6. come together as in a cluster or flock1
  7. make or move along with a sound as of a horse's hooves striking the ground1







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