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lumber
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lumber along
to lope or walk along heavily and awkwardly. The horses were lumbering along very slowly because they were tired out. They were lumbering along, hoping to get there on time.
See also: along

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.


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Unless sealed or stained, the sapwood portions of these lumbers will weather to various shades and grays.
Curtis Lumbers had more than 80 of its customers spend more than $100,000 on LP SmartSide products.
Lumbers and Materials Expo Disbrow and Russin Lumber CEO Barry Russin are at the Lumbers and Materials Expo in Boston today, February 11, and tomorrow, February 12, talking to customers directly about Carefree Xteriors.
 
 
 
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