lumpy in Irish
lumpy in Irish is cnapánach, fadharcánach — lumpy means full of lumps; not smooth or even.
lumpy in Irish
cnapánach
Full of lumps, not smooth, uneven.
fadharcánach
Full of lumps, not smooth, uneven.
What does "lumpy" mean?
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adj Full of lumps; not smooth or even.
"The mashed potatoes turned out lumpy because he forgot to mash them properly."
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adj Of water: choppy, covered in small rough waves.
"The sea got lumpy as the wind picked up, so they turned the boat back."
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lumpy in a sentence
- The mashed potatoes turned out lumpy because he forgot to mash them properly.
- She slept badly on the old, lumpy mattress.
- The sea got lumpy as the wind picked up, so they turned the boat back.
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What is "lumpy" in Irish?
"lumpy" in Irish is cnapánach, fadharcánach. lumpy means: Full of lumps; not smooth or even.
How do you use "lumpy" in a sentence?
Example: "The mashed potatoes turned out lumpy because he forgot to mash them properly." In Irish, "lumpy" is cnapánach, fadharcánach.
Are there other ways to say "lumpy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "lumpy": cnapánach, fadharcánach.
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