lumpish

• A wall of serpents and taller shapes like giants, lumpish, in what might be suits or the strangeness of their own bodies. —  Port Eternity
• It is toad-like in form but more lumpish, with a bigger head; it is as big as a man's fist, of a vivid green with black symmetrical markings on its back, and primrose-yellow beneath. —  Far Away And Long Ago
• Beside him stands the short, lumpish, wide-eyed figure of Busta, that faithful son of Ham who assists the Shade and drives him about Central City in his yellow cab. —  F ;SF; - vol 102 issue 05 - May 2002
• At the far end of the corridor a lumpish old man with stringy gray hair falling to his shoulders was wielding a mop, feebly pushing a mound of trash into the shadowy space beneath a stairwell. —  F ;SF; - vol 100 issue 03 - March 2001
• She's a lumpish, angry, red-headed girlùlives above that store on Woodruff that sells art supplies, and works at the counter there sometimes. —  Emma Bull - Finder

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