Sentence examples for lumpy from inspiring English sources
The word "lumpy" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that is full of bumps, or that is physically uneven, such as "The mashed potatoes were lumpy and difficult to eat."
adjective
Full of lumps, not smooth.
- I don't know which was worse, the lumpy soup or the lumpy bed.
They can all start in a flat or lumpy "mole" (the correct name is naevus).
While cost of living pressures were easing in other parts of the family budget, the pain of these big lumpy bills was acute and remembered.
Stir until the glitter is mixed with the water and not too lumpy.
There was 8% underlying growth, excluding lumpy unpredictable orders in both years.
Others it will affect are self-employed people who have lumpy income and in a good year put more than £30,000 into a pension for the tax benefits.
I told her I thought I was more in the paganistic, full-moon Celtic style Venus of Willendorf mould – those lumpy female figures that keep popping up on Palaeolithic burial sites".
So they are notoriously lumpy: hence the need for last year's $420m bond issue to help tide it over.
Jermyn Street was his natural habitat, as much as the lumpy outfield at Bombay's Brabourne Stadium; in the 1950s he modelled for Gwalior Suitings.
Yes, 41 megapixels, squashed into a handset that is only slightly lumpy at one end as a result.
And branded beer is pricier than lumpy home-brew (which is probably the African market leader by volume chugged, though no one is keeping records).
Homebrew can be excellent, but it is highly variable, sometimes lumpy and lacks a certain cachet.
