Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
galumphing
verb
‘gə-ˈləm(p)-fiŋ
Definition
To move in a clumsy, heavy, or loud manner; to bound or move with a heavy, awkward gait.
Examples
- The puppy was galumphing around the yard, tripping over its own paws.
- During the parade, the large floats were galumphing down the street, catching everyone’s attention.
- He galumphed up the stairs, making it clear he had little regard for stealth.
Meaning
The term ‘galumphing’ describes a type of movement that is both noisy and ungainly, often involving a lot of energy but lacking grace.
Synonyms
- bounding
- lumbering
- stomping
- clomping
