What does clumpful mean?
Clumpful means A quantity that makes up a clump..
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A quantity that makes up a clump..
When Pinion or Linnora found a clumpful of suitable spruce twigs, they journeyed back and forth at two- or three-minute intervals.
Whinnying it went to a stand of sweet grass ang began pulling them out by the clumpful.
I ducked and slipped, but grabbed a clumpful of grass to stop myself.
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.
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Clumpful means A quantity that makes up a clump..
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When Pinion or Linnora found a clumpful of suitable spruce twigs, they journeyed back and forth at two- or three-minute intervals.
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