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lumber off

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lumber off
to move or lope away heavily and awkwardly. The frightened bear lumbered off, and we left in a hurry. He lumbered off, leaving us there alone.
See also: lumber


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I don't think you'll be able to say that about the Chawners when they lumber off this mortal coil.
In the fall of 2007, Webster decided to enforce all the terms of the 55-page credit agreement and cut Bradley Lumber off from the line of credit.
Weyerhaeuser obtained the waiver in 2000, after the company resumed exporting softwood lumber off its Oregon timberland.
 
 
 
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