Synonyms
Examples for "lump"
Examples for "lump"
1
For the lump in the throat and the tear in the eye.
2
Both the lump in the throat and the tear in the eye.
3
To the lump in the throat and the tear in the eye.
4
In Asakawa's case, however, the beginning of a lump had been observed.
5
At a tear in the throat and a lump in the eye.
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So why on Earth would that corporate goon have said five years?
2
We play with the cards and drink goon.Night-life is not so good.
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RELATED: Australia's chaotic border rules explained South Australians invented the goon bag.
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Next to me, Ralph got a similar treatment from Alex the goon.
5
You underestimated me when you sent the goon squad out last night.
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A vast improvement over the last clod the local constabulary sent out.
2
Then she heard a voice from the other side of the clod.
3
Bird, beast and insensate clod all felt the challenge of the season.
4
A clod was loosened somewhere above them and crashed upon the wreckage.
5
Break me, O Lord, even as the ploughshare breaks the reluctant clod.
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This great oaf of a bear grinning at a time like this?
2
You need to learn how to accept someone's gratitude, you big oaf.
3
And the oaf stood before him undisturbedly opening up the subject himself.
4
Some oaf in a terminal staff suit uniform, officious smile in place.
5
The man was a foul-smelling oaf and as strong as a bear.
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Where I come from the word gawk means to stare, to gape.
2
Citizens of London stopped to gawk, but neither Michael nor Chesna cared.
3
The standard incorporates features that originated in both new awk and gawk.
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Caroline and her friends continued to gawk at him, all looking moon-eyed.
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Believers who are blind now will gawk at the New Earth's wonders.
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Every lubber knows that a ship is launched before she is rigged.
2
Fell sick in the Bay o' Biscay, like any land-lubber, didn't he?
3
The mate now complimented me by exclaiming, 'Why, look at the lubber!'
4
Exasperated at this sarcasm, he replied, with great vehemence, You lie, lubber!
5
You are no land-lubber, and you will run me over in the morning.
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Egwene, as you may have guessed, this disgracefully unclothed lummox is my brother.
2
He wouldn't trust dat big lummox Koku wif anyt'ing laik dis.
3
The great lummox then crudely upends the Frenchman and is given a card for his trouble.
4
Nina finds herself thinking that finally Polina has found someone who isn't quite such a lummox.
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Doan make sich a racket, yo' big lummox!
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Casey was no statesman: he looked like an unmade bed, mumbled unintelligibly, and ate like a stumblebum.
2
Tronstad could work that sort of magic with women, but I was a stumblebum when it came to the opposite sex.
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Besides, it pleased him to be able to snub that lout, Partridge.
2
Call him over, and the young farmer stepped nearer to the lout.
3
The stolid country lout of a sentry views all new-comers with suspicion.
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She was worried lout paying for the gardener's funeral, of all things.
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He is a lout, with great eyes staring, and a red nose.
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There's no reason why he should grow up to be a lout.
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He is simply one lout, and why should he have it all?
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You're an awfu' man, cried Petullo, with the accent of a lout.
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He might be her husband, but he was also an ungrateful lout.
10
What happened to the cursing, spitting lout I'd come to know?
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The bottom line is that many a great author has been a lout.
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Grimes is a rough rustic lout, like Orson in the story-book.
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One is a fine soldier and the other is a lout.
14
Run, you lout of a Thoma Bolshoy, and open the gate for him.
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The black-leather lout was pinning an ecstatic guest to the floor.
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You are clumsy as a lout where a woman is concerned.
