cumber
kuhm ber
- v hold back
- A relatively mild form of addiction, originating in poverty and suffering, does exist, but one does not see in Iran the depraved wrecks that cumber the alleys of Eastern Asia, and .
- The Russians knew that the cumber some mass of Russian arms could not roll far beyond Russia's borders.
- Jackets were snug and tailored and tied up with glittery cumber bunds.