clumper
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Clump"er
transitive verb
Etymology
Cf. G.
klümpern
to clod. See
Clump
,
n.
Definitions
To form into clumps or masses.
Obs.
Vapors . . .
clumpered
in balls of clouds.
Dr. H. More.
Webster 1913
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