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1. : to move ponderously. an elephant lumbering along the road. The economy continues to lumber along. 2. : rumble. lumbering machines. 2 of 3. noun. 1. : surplus or disused articles (such as furniture) that are stored away. 2. a. : timber or logs especially when dressed for use. b.
LUMBERING definition: 1. present participle of lumber 2. to move slowly and awkwardly: . Learn more.
Lumbering definition: the trade or business of cutting and preparing lumber. . See examples of LUMBERING used in a sentence.
1. awkward in movement. 2. moving with a rumbling sound. Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. Derived forms. lumberingly (ˈlumberingly) adverb. lumberingness (ˈlumberingness) noun. lumbering in American English. (ˈlʌmbərɪŋ ) adjective. 1. moving heavily, clumsily, or noisily. 2. rumbling.
Lumbering definition: The work or business of cutting down trees and preparing lumber.
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lumbering. Other forms: lumberingly; lumberings. Someone who's lumbering moves in a heavy, ungainly way. The big, lumbering players on a football team tend to play defensive positions like lineman.
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