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View usage for: lumpish in British English (ˈlʌmpɪʃ) adjective2. stupid, clumsy, or heavy Derived forms lumpishly (ˈlumpishly) adverb lumpishness (ˈlumpishness) noun lumpish in American English (ˈlʌmpɪʃ) adjective2. heavy, clumsy, dull, stupid, etc. Derived forms lumpishly (ˈlumpishly) adverb lumpishness (ˈlumpishness) noun Examples of 'lumpish' in a sentencelumpish It was roughly man-shaped, but its head was a lumpish affair with no features that he could pick out, elven sight or no.Cristobel was a lumpish thirty-odd, and Bernard a bony about-the-same. Synonyms of 'lumpish'clumsy, heavy, awkward, bungling More Synonyms of lumpish Definition stupid, clumsy, or heavy crashing into people with their lumpish rugby players' bodies Synonyms heavy lethargic doltish puddingy unco (Australian, slang) Additional synonymsDefinition clumsy or ungainly She made an awkward gesture with her hands. Synonyms clumsy, stiff, rude, blundering, coarse, bungling, lumbering, inept, unskilled, bumbling, unwieldy, ponderous, ungainly, gauche, gawky, uncouth, unrefined, artless, inelegant, uncoordinated, graceless, cack-handed (informal), unpolished, clownish, oafish, inexpert, maladroit, all thumbs, ungraceful, skill-less, unskilful, butterfingered (informal), unhandy, ham-fisted or ham-handed (informal), unco (Australian, slang) a bungling burglar Synonyms incompetent, blundering, awkward, clumsy, inept, botching, cack-handed (informal), maladroit, ham-handed (informal), unskilful, ham-fisted (informal), unco (Australian, slang) Definition like an elephant, esp. in being huge, clumsy, or ponderous His legs were elephantine. Synonyms massive, great, huge, heavy, giant, enormous, immense, lumbering, gigantic, monstrous, mammoth, bulky, colossal, weighty, hulking, laborious, ponderous, gargantuan, humongous or humungous (informal) - luminous
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Additional synonymsDefinition clumsy and awkward a gawky lad with spots Synonyms awkward, clumsy, lumbering, ungainly, gauche, uncouth, loutish, graceless, clownish, oafish, maladroit, lumpish, ungraceful, unco (Australian, slang) He overtook a lumbering lorry. Synonyms awkward, heavy, blundering, bumbling, hulking, unwieldy, ponderous, ungainly, elephantine, heavy-footed, lubberlyHe's nothing but a bigoted, oafish lout. Synonyms loutish, stupid, gross, thick, rough, dull, dim (informal), dense, dumb (informal), coarse, lumbering, bovine, churlish, brutish, dozy (British, informal), stolid, boorish, gawky, obtuse, uncouth, lumpen (informal), slow on the uptake (informal), ill-bred, lumpish, swinish, dumb-ass (slang), clodhopping (informal), doltish, unmannerly, boneheaded (slang), ill-mannered, blockish, dim-witted (informal), lubberly, Boeotian Definition mentally slow or emotionally insensitive I think you're being deliberately obtuse. Synonyms stupid, simple, slow, thick, dull, dim (informal), dense, dumb (informal), sluggish, simple-minded, dozy (British, informal), witless, stolid, dopey (informal), brainless, uncomprehending, unintelligent, half-witted, slow on the uptake (informal), dumb-ass (informal), doltish, boneheaded (slang), thickheaded, imperceptive, muttonheaded (slang), thick as mince (Scottish, informal), woodenheaded (informal) Definition showing little or no emotion or interest in anything the stolid faces of the two detectives Synonyms apathetic, unemotional, dull, heavy, wooden, stupid, bovine, dozy (British, informal), obtuse, lumpish, doltishDefinition lacking grace when moving Paul swam in his ungainly way to the side of the pool. Synonyms awkward, clumsy, inelegant, lumbering, slouching, gawky, uncouth, gangling, loutish, uncoordinated, ungraceful, lubberly (old-fashioned, rare), unco (Australian, slang) |