verb
- moved in a slow, heavy, awkward way
- cut down trees for wood
- burdened or encumbered someone with something unwanted
Usage: past tense of lumber
Usage: past tense of lumber
Usage: past tense of lumber; British English
Examples
- The bear lumbered through the forest.
- The old truck lumbered down the dirt road.
- They lumbered the entire hillside last winter.
- The company lumbered thousands of acres.
- She was lumbered with all the extra work.
- He got lumbered with babysitting duties again.
- The elephant lumbered toward the watering hole.