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clumper
▪ I. † clumper, n.1 Obs. exc. dial. [app. identical with OE. clympre ‘lump, mass of metal’: —type *klumpriôn- f. an adj. klump-ro- clumpish, deriv. of klumpo-: see clump n. Later form assimilated to clump, but cf. clutch:—OE. clyccean.] A lump, mass; = clump n. 1.a 1000 Riddles xli. 75 Unlytel leade... Oxford English Dictionary
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clunter
▪ I. † clunter, v. Obs. exc. dial. [In form a frequentative of clunt: see clunch. It is thus to a certain extent a synonym of clutter and its variants; but it has also strong associations of use with clumper, q.v. With the various senses cf. Du. klonteren to clot, coagulate, klontermelk, Ger. dial. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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George Rhoads
"Clumper Upper to Wok Dumper to chute to Helix to Block." Smithsonian Oct. 1988: 135- 45. "Sculpture Funhouse." wikipedia.org
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beclumpse
† beˈclumpse, v. Obs. [f. be- 2 + clumpse v.; cf. clumper, clumsy.] trans. To benumb.1611 Cotgr., Glacer..to benumme, beclumpse. 1653 Urquhart Rabelais iii. xxxi, Certain Drugs..do..benumb mortifie and beclumpse with cold the prolific Semence. Oxford English Dictionary
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Tom Dawe
John's: Harry Cuff Publications, 1982) Angishore, Boo-man and Clumper: A Newfoundland Folk Alphabet, illustrated by Sylvia Quinton Ficken (St. wikipedia.org
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clumperton
† clumperton Obs. Also clomperton. [f. clump or clumper: cf. simpleton.] A clown, a clodhopper.c 1534 tr. Pol. Verg. Eng. Hist. (1846) I. 285 Fallinge into..altercation with a stronge stubberne clomperton, he was shrowdlie beaten of him. 1648 Hexham Dutch Dict., Een Klocten ofte een Plompaert, a Clo... Oxford English Dictionary
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Victorian Farm
A shire horse, named Clumper, is also added to the livestock and training in his use as a draught animal is performed. wikipedia.org
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clump
▪ I. clump, n. (klʌmp) [Known since end of 16th c. Agrees in form and meaning with LG. klump, MLG. klumpe (whence also mod.G. klumpe(n), Du. klomp, MDu. clompe, lump, mass. Cf. OE. clympre, clumper. There is no evidence to show whether the English goes back with these to OLG. or WGer., or is of late... Oxford English Dictionary
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Glossary of equestrian terms
clumper (AU) A half bred draught horse. Also see heavy hunter. Also see clumper. Hendra virus or henipavirus A deadly disease to which both humans and horses are susceptible. wikipedia.org
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cloud
▪ I. cloud, n. (klaʊd) Forms: 1 cl{uacu}d, 3 clud, clod, (3–4 clode, clude, cloyd, kloude), 4–6 clowd(e, 4–7 cloude, 5–8 clowd, 3– cloud, (6–9 Sc. clud). [In the sense ‘rock, hill’ OE. had cl{uacu}d m., early ME. clūd, later cloud; and this also occurs in ME. in the sense ‘clod’ (which may actually ... Oxford English Dictionary
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