clumpy , auch: clumpish

There's clearly some kind of matter out there, and it's clumpy.

Often the hair looked clumpy, or grew at the wrong angle.

I'm just doing my job, said a young guard in a clumpy uniform.

He had a little trouble with the feminine side - his hands were sort of clumpy.

Then a clumpy blob was coming toward us, growing larger.

How, then, did the universe go from smooth to clumpy, and in such a relatively short time?

The ground was cold and clumpy against the soles of my bare feet.

This "missing mass," they say, must be central to any explanation of how matter came together in its clumpy state.

He started to run after her through the stringy and clumpy grass.

A light layer of snow showed clumpy tracks leading away.

Run your fingers through it to keep it from being clumpy.

Use a spoon to mix briefly - it should be quite clumpy.

There, the nineteenth floor was decorated with a row of clumpy trees.

I thought the flan could have been less clumpy and more even in texture.

It grows no more than about 20 centimeters tall, often taking a clumpy form.

That's because baseball continues to drag its clumpy feet in selecting one of those eight groups to own the team.

With a clumpy stride, he crossed the room and drew a bolt.

The outermost ring, the clumpy narrow one, is 39,000 miles out from the center of the planet.

He is wearing several rings, a black T-shirt and a clasp to hold his clumpy hair down.

The same ugly green showed from the clumpy tobacco that Leo had chewed.

Dull, clumpy, monotonous, those beats were coming from both directions.

Here I am in Vietnam where clumpy rice is the norm.

Before using, check this product visually for clumpy particles or discoloration.

They are usually clumpy and inhomogeneous on all scales from the smallest to largest.

This is a clumpy perennial herb with hanging leaves and stems.