IPA: /ˈɡlʌm.pi/
KK: /ˈɡlʌm.pi/
Feeling sad or gloomy; showing a lack of cheerfulness.
After hearing the bad news, he had a glumpy expression on his face.
Comparative: glumpier
Superlative: glumpiest
The word 'glumpy' originates from the informal English term 'glum', meaning gloomy or sullen, combined with the suffix '-y', which indicates a characteristic or quality. Therefore, 'glumpy' describes a state of being gloomy or having a sullen quality.
Think of 'glum' to remember that 'glumpy' means having a gloomy or sullen quality.