gen. A mass, lump, rounded mass: esp. one formed by cohesion or congelation.

A mass, lump, or heap; in later use often with reference to immaterial things. Frequently in plural: heaps, loads. Formerly also: †a lump or piece…

A dense aggregation of objects having the appearance of a single, continuous body. Also figurative.

A lump of a viscous, coagulated, or solidified substance, as mud, ice, phlegm, blood, etc. Also figurative. Cf. gob, n.1 1b.

A rounded mass or conglomeration; a clot, a ‘clutter’. Obsolete.

A compact mass of no particular shape; a shapeless piece or mass; often with implication of excessive size, protuberant outline, or clumsiness. Also…

A lump. Obsolete.

A solid thing or body. Also figurative.

concrete. A concretion. ? Obsolete.

A non-etymological formation from Latin concrēscĕre, for concretion, n.

concrete. A solid mass formed by aggregation and cohesion of particles; a lump, nodule, clot: esp. (a) (Pathology) a hard morbid formation in the…

A body that has weight or mass; spec. one that is being weighed.

quasi-concrete. A condensed mass of anything.

A lump, mass; = clump, n. 1.

A bunch or agglomeration of things. Obsolete.

A solid substance or body.

A compact mass or piece, a heap, a lump (often implying clumsiness of form).

A bulky mass; a chunk or lump; a wad of paper, banknotes, etc. Hence also: a huge amount, a lot.

concrete. A dense mass or aggregation. rare.

transferred. A lump or mass of some material; spec. in Mining, a large detached piece of ore found away from the regular lode. Also attributive in…

A bulky or heavy object, especially a thick book.

A chunk or mass.