At the top, there was a clump of trees.
Source: tatoeba (2264711)
Clump
//klʌmp//
Synonyms for "clump" (358 found)
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Strong matches (107)
Verb(4 words)
Noun(3 words)
clutchcluttercoagulatecoldcockcollectcollectioncolligatecollocatecombinecomparecompileconcreteconcretioncondylecongealconglomerateconglomerationconvexcopsecorral
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crackcropcrumpcumulatecurdcurdlecutdashdealdeal a blowdeckdigdig updintdoweldragdraw togetherdredge updriftdrive togetherdrubdrubbingdrummingdull thudearfetchfetch a blowflangeflapflickflounceflumpfootfootslogfusilladegallgathergather ingather togethergelgelatinategelatinizeget inget togethergnarlgobgroupgroupinggroupmentgrovegrowthhalthandlehassockheaphillhippety-hophithit a cliphitchhobblehodgepodgehophuddlehumphunchhunkincrassateinspissatejabjelljellifyjellyjogjogglejoinjoltjumblejumpjuxtapose
Related words (179)
knobknockknock coldknock downknock outknotknurknurllet have itlicklimpliploaflooplopperlotlumberlumplump togetherlunge
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lurchmake upmassmatchmessmincemobilizemolemountainmusternevusnodenubnubbinnubblenuggetomnium-gatherumpacepadpaddlepairpapillomaparcelpartnerpastepatpatterpegpeltpiaffepiafferpilepitapatpitter patterpitter-patterplantationplantingplatoonplodplumpplunkpokepoppoundprancepunchput togetherquantityrackraiserake uprallyrapribridgeringrollround upsashaysaunterscrape togetherscuffscufflescuttlesetshambleshockshouldershufflesidlesingle-footskipslamslewslinkslitherslogslouchslugsmacksmashsmitesnapsoaksocksolidsolid bodyspinespinneystaggerstalkstampstandstompstookstraddlestragglestridestrikestrike atstrokestrollstrutstudstumblestumpstyleswaggerswatswingswipetabtake uptaptattoothickthickenthicketthudthwackticktinkletittuptoddletottertraipsetrampletreadtriptrudgetubercletuberculetufttunktussockverrucavesiclewadwaddlewalewallopwamblewartweltwhackwhamwhip inwhopwigglewispwobblewoodyerk
Verb(1 words)
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11 entriesSynonyms
5 entriesderived
16 entriesmanner of
1 entriesrelated to
15 entriesTranslations
74 translations across 15 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- βῶλαξ noun (cluster)
- βῶλος noun (cluster)
Bulgarian
3 entries- буца noun (cluster)
- тропот noun (dull thud)
- стъпвам тежко verb (walk with heavy footfalls)
Czech
4 entries- hrouda noun (cluster)
- shluk noun (thick group)
- shluk noun (a small group of trees or plants)
- skupina noun (thick group)
Finnish
4 entries- kasauma noun (cluster)
- kimppu noun (cluster)
- klusteri noun (cluster)
- nippu noun (cluster)
French
3 entries- amas noun (cluster)
- massif noun (a small group of trees or plants)
- touffe noun (thick group)
Galician
1 entries- grumo noun (cluster)
German
4 entries- Büschel noun (thick group)
- Klumpen noun (cluster)
- Plumps noun (dull thud)
- trappen verb (walk with heavy footfalls)
Ido
1 entries- glebeskar verb (form a cluster)
Ingrian
1 entries- kaakka noun (cluster)
Irish
4 entries- braisle noun (cluster)
- cnuasach noun (cluster)
- cíonán noun (dull thud)
- dos noun (cluster)
Māori
4 entries- aropā noun (thick group)
- aropā noun (a small group of trees or plants)
- oro noun (a small group of trees or plants)
- urupuia noun (thick group)
Portuguese
4 entries- agrupamento noun (cluster)
- amontoado noun (cluster)
- amontoados pl or noun (cluster)
- montoeira sg or noun (cluster)
Russian
4 entries- глыба noun (cluster)
- заросли noun (thick group)
- клок noun (thick group)
- ком noun (cluster)
Spanish
4 entries- grumo noun (cluster)
- matorral noun (thick group)
- mechón noun (thick group)
- plop noun (dull thud)
Swedish
4 entries- klump noun (cluster)
- snår noun (thick group)
- klampa verb (walk with heavy footfalls)
- klumpa verb (form a cluster)
Sample sentences
13 total sentences available.
Particles in the disk clump together, forming planetesimals, which then collide with each other, building up to form the planets.
Source: tatoeba (10937894)
"Well, my lad, and what may you want up here?" "I wanted to know where the city of Christminster is, if you please." "Christminster is out across there, by that clump. You can see it—at least you can on a clear day. Ah, no, you can't now."
Source: tatoeba (11473161)
Benedito raised an eyebrow as his billy goat sniffed curiously at a clump of rocks.
Source: tatoeba (11739023)
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