Use 'clumpy' to describe things with a lumpy, uneven texture, usually not smooth.

Texture Description

'Clumpy' often suggests that something is not as it should be, implying a problem.

Negative Connotation

Use 'clumpy' to talk about mixing ingredients that don't blend well, creating lumps.

Mixing and Consistency

'Clumpy' can imply that the way something moves or functions is awkward or cumbersome.

Awkwardness Implication

Use 'clumpy' to describe footwear or clothing that makes movement difficult.

Wardrobe Caution

'Clumpy' is casual language and might not be suitable for formal contexts.

Informal Speech

 its proteins start to aggregate and curdle. That's why spoiled milk is clumpy. Cheesemakers usually add an enzyme called rennet, naturally found inside of cows, goats, and some other mammals to help this process along. Eventually, those little curdles turn into bigger curds,

The beneficial bacteria...

 in one dense region, before you can start forming stars. And without dark matter, you never get enough stuff in one place. So here, we're looking at two universes, side by side. In one of them you can see that things get clumpy quickly. In that universe,