Clumpful

Quick meaning: Clumpful is a noun meaning A quantity that makes up a clump.

Meaning

A quantity that makes up a clump.

Example Sentences

I ducked and slipped, but grabbed a clumpful of grass to stop myself.

Whinnying it went to a stand of sweet grass ang began pulling them out by the clumpful.

When Pinion or Linnora found a clumpful of suitable spruce twigs, they journeyed back and forth at two- or three-minute intervals.

She ground up against the bank on one side before mounting it on the other, removing whole clumpfuls of delicate wild flowers in the process.

Word Forms

• clumpfuls

Related Words

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