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lumber

1. lum.ber \'l*m-b*r\ \-b(*-)rin\ vi or lum.ber.ing [ME lomeren] : to move 
   heavily or clumsily; also : RUMBLE 
2. lumber n [perh. fr. Lombard; fr. the use of pawnshops as storehouses of 
   disused pr]operty 1: surplus or disused articles (as furniture) that are 
   stored away  2a: timber or logs esp. when dressed for use  2b: any of 
   various structural materials prepared in a form similar to lumbe r - lumber 
   aj
3. lumber \-b(*-)rin\ \-b*r-*r\ \-b*r-m*n\ vb or lum.ber.ing 1: to clutter 
   with or as if with lumber : ENCUMBER  2: to heap together in disorder  3: 
   to log and saw the timber of  1: to cut logs for lumber  2: to saw logs 
   into lumber for the market  - lum.ber.er n