“I have chosen to lump everything related to this issue under one heading.”

“The Boxing Day fixture was the game where hungover footballers would lump around on a pitch when they'd much rather be at home indulging in Christmas leftovers.”

“You'll just have to lump it if you want to keep your job.”

“They didn't ask any questions about chocolate, which accounts for her not being lumped in with the gluttons.”

“Before they've heard us sing, they've lumped us in with a load of other people and they don't realise that we are the genuine article.”

“Moreover, ethnically differentiated people have been lumped together, for example, the Copts and the Berbers are not ethnically the same people.”