lump

1. Lump
   A mass or aggregation of things.
2. Lump
   (Firearms) A projection beneath the breech end of a gun barrel.
3. Lump
   To get along with as one can, although displeased; as, if he doesn't like it, he can lump it.
4. Lump
   To take in the gross; to speak of collectively. "Not forgetting all others, . . . whom for brevity, but out of no resentment to you, I lump all together."
5. Lump
   To throw into a mass; to unite in a body or sum without distinction of particulars. "The expenses ought to be lumped together."

1. (n) lump
   A small mass; a relatively small aggregation or conglomeration of solid matter without regular form: as, a lump of ore, clay, or dough; to melt a number of coins into one lump.
2. (n) lump
   A protuberant part; a knob, bunch, or swelling: as, a lump raised on the head by a blow.
3. (n) lump
   A blow.
4. (n) lump
   A dull, stolid person.
5. (n) lump
   In firearms
6. (n) lump
   The nipple-seat on the barrel.
7. (n) lump
   In a break-joint breech-loader, an iron block on the barrel which descends into a recess in the action.
8. (n) lump
   A bloom or loupe of malleable iron.
9. lump
   To make into a mass; combine in a body or gross sum without distinction of particulars.
10. lump
    To take in the lump, or collectively in the gross; consider or dispose of in the gross.
11. lump
    To beat severely.
12. lump
    To act as a lumper; be employed in loading or unloading ships, as a stevedore.
13. (n) lump
    The lump-fish.
14. lump
    To look sullen or glum; sulk.
15. lump
    To take without choice; take “anyhow”: a word in itself of no definite signification, used in the expression “if you don't like it, you may lump it.”
16. (n) lump
    In mining, a coarse fragment of ore, coal, phosphate rock, or any useful mineral, as contrasted with the fines, spalls, or otherwise designated smaller pieces.
17. lump
    Noting the coarser grade of bituminous coal which is picked out as it comes from the mine.
18. lump
    To appear larger by aggregation; bulk: as, he lumped large in public imagination.

1. (n) Lump
   lump a small shapeless mass: a protuberance: swelling: the whole together: the gross
2. (v.t) Lump
   to throw into a confused mass: to take in the gross

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