lumpy

I had grown to be a large, lumpy sort of man.

She was lying on something lumpy in the cold, dark room.

The rice is all lumpy because you put too much water in it.

There had been only two, both of them aging and lumpy.

And then the person said, "Do you have something lumpy in your right back pocket?"

Just two tiny black eyes on top of the lumpy yellow body.

Across the lumpy mud road, a family of 16 had just arrived the night before.

After a while, Lumpy hears his mother calling for him to come home.

It made for a lumpy seat, but no one complained.

I settled down for the night on my lumpy couch.

He stood watching the approach of the great lumpy monster.

Sam said, sitting down on the lumpy couch in the living room.

Along with being short and narrow, my mattress was lumpy.

The earth was lumpy as always, but softer now than during the winter.

She sat on the lumpy ground to take the strain off her legs.

He wrote a children's book called "Lumpy," told from a baseball's point of view.

They were so big that the surrounding snow cover turned lumpy.

I began to make up the lumpy couch with the sheets.

His whole head was pale and lumpy, like something made of dough.

It began to look like me, clothes and all, right down to the lumpy white armor.

A sheet was draped over a lumpy form on the table.

He looked around and stopped on a lumpy something stretched out in a far corner.

He chose the lumpy floor near the center of the cave.

The batter should be lumpy and will start to bubble.