Lumber

lum′bėr, n. anything cumbersome or usele : timber sawed or split for use.— v.t. to fill with lumber: to heap together in confusion.— n. Lum′berer , one employed in felling timber and bringing it from the forest.— adj. Lum′bering , filling with lumber: putting in confusion.— n. Lum′ber-room , a room for holding things not in use. [Fr. Lombard —Ger. Langbart ; the lumber -room being orig. the Lombard -room or place where the Lombards, the medieval bankers and pawnbrokers, stored their pledges.]