How to pronounce“lumbered”in English

discolored his eyes not yet dust he lumbered toward Elizabeth at an impressive pace and when he was but an arms length from her she plunged the

She says, I've lumbered my mind with literature.

It started in the United States, which I think is fair enough because they lumbered us with this drug war in the first place.

He rolled the condom down and lumbered on top of me.

When you oversleep, it usually means that you're trying to sleep off a debt that you've lumbered yourself with.

Yeah, well, I mean, you know, poor old Michael always got lumbered with being called the nice one.

When you oversleep, it usually means that you're trying to sleep off a debt that you've lumbered yourself with.

Ten minutes before, a pickup truck lumbered around the corner at the tell-tale pace of a DUI dodger and bumbled over the curb and

“But have a look at part two, c’mere.” He lumbered off in