See lump up on Wiktionary
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"To beat (someone): to cause (someone) to be swollen."
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"(slang, transitive) To beat (someone): to cause (someone) to be swollen."
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"To become swollen."
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"(slang, intransitive) To become swollen."
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"To form clumps, bumps, mounds or clots."
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"(intransitive) To form clumps, bumps, mounds or clots."
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"glosses": [
"To get a lump in one's throat."
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"(intransitive, of a throat or person) To get a lump in one's throat."
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"To beat (someone): to cause (someone) to be swollen."
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"To become swollen."
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"To form clumps, bumps, mounds or clots."
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"(intransitive) To form clumps, bumps, mounds or clots."
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"To get a lump in one's throat."
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"(intransitive, of a throat or person) To get a lump in one's throat."
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