Are there usage differences between clod, chunk, and lump? Are they interchangeable?
For example, is it better to use lump or clod for wood?
Are there usage differences between clod, chunk, and lump? Are they interchangeable?
For example, is it better to use lump or clod for wood?
Here are the differences between the words:
lump, chunk, and clod
all meaning a broken piece of something larger, I'm not so sure. A clod of dirt isn't a piece of something larger so much as it is something larger made of small pieces.
Dec 1, 2012 at 13:54