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Synonyms for LUMBER: wood, timber, beam, stake, pile, stick, post, splint; Antonyms of LUMBER: coast, breeze, slide, glide, whisk, hang, float, drift.
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Synonyms of 'lumber' in British English. lumber. (verb) in the sense of burden. Definition. to burden with something unpleasant. (British, informal) She was lumbered with a bill for about £90. Synonyms. burden.
Synonyms: cut timber, logs, sawed timber, timber , wood. 'lumber' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations): blunder - limp - lumberjack - plank - pound - reel - shuffle - stamp - timber - tramp - tread - waddle - wood.
noun. the wood of trees cut and prepared for use as building material. synonyms: timber. see more. types: stock. lumber used in the construction of something. strip. thin piece of wood or metal. board, plank. a stout length of sawn timber; made in a wide variety of sizes and used for many purposes. planking.
lumber. verb. /ˈlʌm bər/. IPA: Dictionary definition of lumber. To move heavily or clumsily. "I had to lumber through the snowdrifts with my boots sinking into the soft powder." Detailed meaning of lumber. Someone might lumber through a crowded room, indicating their slow and cumbersome movement.
