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A compact mass of a substance, especially one without a definite or regular shape

A swelling under the skin, especially one caused by injury or disease

A stupid or awkward person, usually big in size

A failure to win a contest

A small part broken off or separated from something

A rough and generally bad-mannered person

The whole of something

A large amount or quantity (of something)

A small mark or flaw which spoils the appearance of something

A small, fleshy excrescence that is a normal part of an animal's anatomy

Any of the scorpaeniform fish in the Cyclopteridae family, with adhesive pelvic discs

To group or combine into a single group or whole

To move clumsily or ploddingly

To intermingle or blend

To form or cause to form clots

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Noun

A compact mass of a substance, especially one without a definite or regular shape

part of something

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“There was a noticeable lump in the ground where the items had been buried.”

Noun

A swelling under the skin, especially one caused by injury or disease

malignant growth

cancerous growth

black-and-blue mark

malignant tumor

conspicuousness

skin discoloration

sticking-out bit

Bancroftian filariasis

abnormal growth

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“She winced as Robert pressed on the swollen lump at the back of her neck.”

Noun

A stupid or awkward person, usually big in size

pain in the backside

pain in the rear

pain in the neck

pain in the bum

mental defective

flibbertigibbet

clownlike person

bull in a china shop

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“He should have told Hannah how sorry he was after the incident, and not walked off like a dumb lump.”

Noun

A failure to win a contest

overwhelming defeat

crushing defeat

decisive victory

runaway victory

game, set and match

overwhelming majority

disestablishment

surprise victory

unexpected result

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“Savor your happiness, and learn from your lumps.”

Noun

A small part broken off or separated from something

drop in the bucket

small percentage

tiny proportion

piece of action

smallest amount

even a little bit

incomplete number

nickels and dimes

an insufficient amount

a very small amount

next to nothing

subsistence wage

small allowance

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Noun

A rough and generally bad-mannered person

knuckle dragger

professional killer

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Noun

The whole of something

whole enchilada

whole ball of wax

whole nine yards

alpha and omega

be-all and end-all

beginning and end

whole kit and caboodle

the whole kit and caboodle

the whole enchilada

lock, stock and barrel

whole shooting match

comprehensiveness

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Noun

A gift

doing one's part

financial assistance

financial backing

financial relief

financial support

charitable donation

tireless support

bread and butter

social security

unemployment benefit

benefit payments

government benefit

public assistance allowance

social security payments

insurance money

subsidization^US

little something

goodwill gesture

subsidisation^UK

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Noun

A large amount or quantity (of something)

ton^US

more than enough

more … than one can shake a stick at

a considerable number

a great quantity

considerable amounts

as much as possible

overwhelming number

oversufficiency

enough and to spare

extravagantness

superfluousness

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Noun

A small mark or flaw which spoils the appearance of something

blot on the landscape

strawberry mark

port wine stain

black-and-blue mark

blot on landscape

blight on the landscape

skin discoloration

malconformation

unattractiveness

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Noun

A small, fleshy excrescence that is a normal part of an animal's anatomy

Noun

Any of the scorpaeniform fish in the Cyclopteridae family, with adhesive pelvic discs

Verb

To group or combine into a single group or whole

consider together

gather together

scrape together

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“I have chosen to lump everything related to this issue under one heading.”

Verb

To move clumsily or ploddingly

move laboriously

scuff one's feet

walk the tracks

follow one's nose

stretch your legs

get no place fast

move with difficulty

battle one's way

wander aimlessly

get off the point

go off at a tangent

get sidetracked

make one's way with difficulty

move at a snail's pace

lose your balance

walk with difficulty

walk with a limp

take Shanks's pony

bring up the rear

pound the pavement

walk in single file

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“The Boxing Day fixture was the game where hungover footballers would lump around on a pitch when they'd much rather be at home indulging in Christmas leftovers.”

Verb

To put up with

grin and bear it

“You'll just have to lump it if you want to keep your job.”

Verb

To intermingle or blend

melt into one another

run into one another

fade into one another

throw in together

cross-fertilize

cross-pollinate

physically join

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Verb

To form or cause to form clots

become more concentrated

turn into stone

give strength to

give a boost to

become inflexible

become obdurate

become unyielding

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