Sentence examples for clump soul from inspiring English sources

The name translates, from Japanese, to "clump soul".

"I'm sure that's a rule and that's why I haven't received any". Elsewhere, it was a soggy afternoon at SW19, with play interrupted several times on the outer courts by heavy downpours and spectators rushing to find shelter under stairwells and shop canopies, while hardier souls clumped under umbrellas and plastic bags on Murray Mound.

In Japanese, Katamari means "clump" or "clod" and Damashii is the rendaku form of tamashii which means "soul" or "spirit".

Clump, wallop, hoick, wheech.

The particles clump up".

* Cheeky the rude clump!

Coe's Clump, maybe?

[And] a clump Afro?

"Don't clump.

Old soul.

my soul.