lumpy

Each time was like a tiny jab, till Penelope’s heart felt as full of pins as the lumpy red pincushion carried by Madame LePoint, the dressmaker at Ashton Place.

She even missed the porridge, which, to be frank, was sometimes lumpy, especially if one let it get cold.

“There are more important things to think about on Thanksgiving than worrying about a lumpy gravy!”

Beneath that was a lumpy mass of cooled corium.

Huge areas of seabed around the Cook Islands are carpeted in polymetallic nodules, lumpy rocks studded with rare earths and critical minerals such as cobalt, nickel and manganese.