lumpIsh, lompish

[Eng. lump; -ish.] 1. Like a lump; heavy, bulky. "Little terrestrial particles swimming in it after the gro est were sunk down, which by their heavine and lumpish figure, made their way more speedily."-Burnet: Theory of the Earth. 2. Slow, lazy. "The ox with lumpish pace." Turbervile: That all Things have Release, . 3. Dull, spiritle , stupid. "The punch goes round, and they are dull And lumpish still as ever." Cowper: Yearly Distre . lump-Ish-ly, adv . [Eng. lumpish ; -ly.] In a lumpish manner; heavily, dully. lump-Ish-ne , *lump-ish-ne e, s . [English lumpish; -ne .] The quality or state of being lumpish; heavine , dullne , stupidity. lŭmp-sŭck-ěr, s. [Eng. lump, and sucker.] Ichthy.: The lumpfish (q. v.). lump-ỹ, a. [Eng. lump; -y.] Full of lumps or small compact ma es. lu-na, s. [Lat.] 1. Ord. Lang. The moon. *2. Chem.: Silver.