Lumpy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUMPY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• full of lumps
• full of or covered with lumps
• (of water) formed by the wind into small waves
• like or containing small sticky lumps
• having lumps; not smooth and even in texture

Words related to LUMPY

lumpier11 lumpiest12 lumpily14 lumpiness13

Words that contain LUMPY

clumpy15 glumpy14 plumpy15 slumpy13 shlumpy17 schlumpy20

How to use LUMPY in a sentence

• He picked up the dead hand and gingerly fingered the lumpy knuckles.
• At the same moment his teeth entered the back of the neck, but too near the base in the lumpy shoulder muscles to permit the fangs to penetrate to the spinal cord.
• They are as gay and witty as if they were both young and his feet were not lumpy with gout and her hands crooked with rheumatism.
• Yet however terrestrial and lumpy their appearance just now to the mean unglamoured eye, to themselves the case was different.
• The room with its greenish light, its soiled lace curtains, the water pitcher always cracked, the bed always lumpy, the sheets always damp, was home to Freddy.
• It is an excellent tool to use alternately with a spike or coulter-toothed harrow on lumpy soil.
• The merry chimes of sleigh bells, as if to add gloom to the scene, were silent, no snow having fallen this winter, and the ice being irregular and lumpy.
• On heavy lumpy land long clean roots cannot be secured by any kind of tillage.
• The Strawberry plant makes no proper return on a dry lumpy soil.
• But after a while the mattress grew flat, and the stuffing lumpy.
• Glue waste is a very coarse, lumpy manure, and requires a great deal of severe manipulation, if it is to be applied the first season.
• It never became brown and rusty with her, or formed itself into old lumpy folds, or shaped itself round her like a grave cloth.
• She asked Wrinkle if his coffee was strong enough, and the gap in the black bonnet if the mush was too lumpy.
• He led us a long way out into the desert among lumpy dunes in which the salt lay in strata, and where no sweet-water well could possibly be, or ever could have been.
• Still, the boy was so ravenously hungry that it is probable even his own burned and lumpy mixture of corn-meal would not have tasted so bad as it looked.
• There is nothing for me to sleep on except a lumpy couch in the living-room.
• I had found I could sleep, and very well, too, on the lumpy, slumped-in cot with the soiled spread.
• The forehead was large and lumpy, the temples were hollow as if hammered in.
• Yard is paved with lumpy, irregular cobbles, and some sooty and shaky-looking sheds stand at the bottom thereof.
• Gout supervened, and was no more conducive to temper than to enjoyment, and made his elegant hands lumpy at all the small joints, and turned them slowly into crippled claws.
• They were nearing the brown, lumpy ridge which hid Sunlight Basin from the plain, but Helen May was not particularly eager to reach it.
• To do this properly heat a scant spoon of soup drippings, stir in briskly a spoon of flour, and add gradually a large quantity of soup to prevent it becoming lumpy.
• Shake the kettle back and forth to prevent becoming lumpy.
• Oh, for an aristocratic head that would ache! And oh, for one dear, long, luscious, lumpy day in bed! With meals a la tray, and beef tea in the intervals.
• Pixley and the pince-nez wafted him towards the door, and the lumpy cobbles of the courtyard outside seemed to him, for the moment, absolutely typical of life.
• But presently, standing there, looking down on the lumpy bed, she smiled widely instead, over the notion of doing it as a sort of concession to respectability.

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