Broken and Lumpy

Broken

Broken adjective - Not having a level or smooth surface.
Usage example: that portion of the hiking trail consists of a long, broken mountain ridge

Lumpy and broken are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lumpy" instead an adjective "Broken".

Nearby Words: broke, brokenly

Lumpy

Lumpy adjective - Having small pieces or lumps spread throughout.
Usage example: the lumpy mashed potatoes were cold as well

Broken and lumpy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broken" instead an adjective "Lumpy".

Nearby Words: lump, lumpish, lumpily

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / King Kong (2005) Charley, the Chinese cook from the 1933 film, gets broken up into two characters; a white cook named Lumpy and his Chinese assistant Choy.
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