| CLUMPIER | • clumpier adj. Comparative form of clumpy: more clumpy. • CLUMPY adj. in clumps. |
| CLUMPING | • clumping v. Present participle of clump. • clumping n. A clump or cluster. • clumping n. The sound of walking with heavy footfalls. |
| CLUMPISH | • clumpish adj. Tending to form clumps. • clumpish adj. Heavy and awkward; clumpy. • CLUMPISH adj. resembling a thick mass. |
| FLUMPING | • flumping v. Present participle of flump. • FLUMP v. to fall or move heavily. |
| GLUMPIER | • GLUMPY adj. (dialect) sulky. |
| GLUMPILY | • glumpily adv. In a glumpy manner. • GLUMPY adv. (dialect) sulky. |
| GLUMPISH | • glumpish adj. (Dialect, dated) grumpy; sullen; gloomy. • GLUMPISH adj. glum. |
| KALUMPIT | • KALUMPIT n. (Tagalog) a Philippine tree of the myrobalan genus; its edible fruit. |
| LUMPIEST | • lumpiest adj. Superlative form of lumpy: most lumpy. • LUMPY adj. full of lumps. |
| PLUMPIER | • plumpier adj. Comparative form of plumpy: more plumpy. • PLUMPY adj. (Shakespeare) somewhat plump, also PLUMPIE. |
| PLUMPING | • plumping v. Present participle of plump. • plumping n. The act by which something is plumped. • PLUMP v. to make well rounded and full in form. |
| PLUMPISH | • plumpish adj. Somewhat plump. • plumpish adv. (Informal) In a blunt and direct fashion. • PLUMPISH adj. somewhat plump. |
| SLUMPIER | • slumpier adj. Comparative form of slumpy: more slumpy. • SLUMPY adj. marshy. |
| SLUMPING | • slumping adj. Something that makes a slumping voice. • slumping n. The result of a slumping movement, like that of a mountain. • slumping v. Present participle of slump. |