clump

noun
UK /klʌmp/
US /klʌmp/

A clump is a small bunch of things that are stuck or growing together.

She found a clump of grass growing by the fence.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A heavy, dull sound made by feet hitting the ground.

I heard the clump of boots on the stairs.

3. To walk with heavy, loud steps.

He clumped across the wooden floor in his big shoes.

4. To form a thick group or mass.

The wet sand clumped together in my hands.