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clumpet

clumpet noun: a little clump.

Noun

clumpet (plural clumpets)

  1. (archaic) A little clump.
    • Scattered here and there […] stand a great many elegant houses, interspersed with various clumpets of trees.1893, James Skinner, Autobiography of a Metaphysician, page 110
  2. (Newfoundland) A floating piece of sea ice.
    Synonyms:
    clumper

Synonyms of clumpet

Forms of clumpet

pluralclumpets

Questions about clumpet

What does clumpet mean?
Clumpet means a little clump.
What part of speech is clumpet?
Clumpet is a noun.
What is the plural of clumpet?
The plural of clumpet is clumpets.

Words near clumpet in the dictionary

  1. clumped up
  2. clumper
  3. clumpered
  4. clumpering
  5. clumpers
  6. clumpet
  7. clumpets
  8. clumpful
  9. clumpfuls
  10. clumpier
  11. clumpiest

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