What is "clumped up"

Usage examples of "clumped up".

Duffy clumped up to the heavy oaken door and pounded with his fist on the worn spot below the empty knocker-hinge.

Daggrande clumped up to Hal's side, squinting forward in annoyance.

There wasn't even a wind to break up the monotony, and he clumped up to the ramp of the ship as bored as he had left it.

The silversmith's stomach growled loudly as he clumped up the steps that led to the narrow balcony outside of their humble lodgings.

My question was, are they still clumped up behind their barrage screen?

The red-bearded captain, now on foot, clumped up to Cordell, his heavy horseman's boots scuffing across the pavement.

For once, panic was making people do the less bad thing - stop being a big clumped up target at point blank range.

Now he clumped up the front stairs of his own little bungalow, crossed the uneven cement porch and pushed through the front door.

He clumped up to Joseph and went down on one knee, holding out a plain wooden chest.