noun
- the process or result of forming into clumps
verb
- forming into clumps or clusters; gathering together in groups
- walking with heavy, loud steps
Usage: present participle of clump
Usage: present participle of clump
Examples
- The wet sand was clumping together in her hands.
- Blood cells were clumping in the test tube.
- He came clumping down the stairs in his heavy boots.
- The children were clumping around the playground.
- The clumping of the particles made the mixture thick.
- Excessive clumping of the powder indicated moisture damage.
- She heard him clumping across the wooden floor above.