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The phrase "a lump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small, rounded mass or swelling, often in a physical context, such as describing a lump on the body or a lump of material.
Example: "After the fall, she noticed a painful lump on her arm that needed to be examined by a doctor."
Alternatives: "a bump" or "a mass".
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Sonny was a lump.
"A lump?" I said.
"A lump," she prompted further.
My nonlump has become a lump.
It brought a lump to his throat.
I had a lump in my throat.
It went in a lump.
"Barney's a lump," he joked.
"It's just a lump of bricks, essentially".
"Ma doesn't have a lump," she said.
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