1. very large; considerable
Usage: informal

1. present participle of lump; forming into a lump or mass
2. grouping things together without making distinctions

Examples

• The chef was lumping the dough into balls for baking.
• Stop lumping all teenagers together as troublemakers.
• She’s lumping different issues into one complaint.
• The clay kept lumping together despite her efforts to smooth it.
• That’s a lumping big fish you caught!
• He received a lumping fine for speeding.
• The mixture was lumping instead of staying smooth.