| Front | clump |
|---|---|
| Back | clump noun, verb BrE /klʌmp/ NAmE /klʌmp/ noun word origin example bank 1 a small group of things or people very close together, especially trees or plants; a bunch of sth such as grass or hair a clump of trees/bushes 2 the sound made by sb putting their feet down very heavily I heard the heavy clump of feet on the stairs. verb verb forms word origin 1 [intransitive] + adv./prep. (especially BrE) to put your feet down noisily and heavily as you walk The children clumped down the stairs. 2 [intransitive, transitive] ~ (together)| ~ A and B (together) to come together or be brought together to form a tight group Galaxies tend to clump together in clusters. |
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