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getting around. — The Shadow of the Wind;
unmanageable = ponderous = lumbering > lumber = timber {tone} = pound =
move clumsily
• (unmanageable)- difficult or impossible to manage; It is unmanageable, and
likely to become the sport of the element in which it moves. — Aeroplanes and
Dirigibles of War;
• (ponderous)- of great weight; heavy; massive, ( ; ; );
The movement was ponderous, as if the arm had been made of lead. — Tales
Of Hearsay;
• (lumber)- to move clumsily or heavily, esp. from great or ponderous bulk,
( ); She lumbered and heaved herself, until she
found a place where something - the sand, the temperature - seemed right;
• to cut timber and prepare it for market,( );
• to become useless or to be stored away as useless, (
; );
• (timber)- wood used as a building material; lumber; Beyond the timber was
a ladder which led up to a round hole in the stone. — 030 - Spook Hole;
• (music) the distinctive property of a complex sound (a voice or noise or
musical sound);
• (pound)- move heavily or clumsily;
• to pulsate rapidly and heavily; throb;
pound {strike heavily = ram} : batter = buffet {meal}
• (ram)- strike or drive against with a heavy impact;
• (batter)- strike against forcefully;
• (buffet)- strike against forcefully;
• a meal set out on a buffet at which guests help themselves;