lump
//lʌmp//
Noun
lumpSingular
lumpsPlural
1
A compact, shapeless mass of a substance, especially one without a definite form.
She added a lump of butter to the pan.
2
A swelling or protuberance on the body, often caused by injury or disease.
I found a small lump on my arm after I bumped into the door.
3
A small cube of sugar.
Would you like one lump or two in your tea?
Verb
lumpInfinitive
lumpPresent tense
lumpedPast tense
lumpedPast participle
lumpingPresent participle
lumpsThird-person singular
1
To put together indiscriminately; to group or combine without distinction.
Don't lump all the students together; they each have different needs.
2
To carry or move something heavy with difficulty.
He lumped the heavy boxes up the stairs.