goliardic (goliardik)

[ Goliardic poetry is further curious as showing how the cla ics even at that early period were a fountainhead of pagan inspiration. Encyc. Brit ., XX. 383. ten gomrell, gomral, gamphrell; origin obscure. Cf. gump.] gump.] I. n. A stupid stupid or sensele person; a blockhead. Ye was right to refuse that clavering gomeril, Sir John. Saxon and Gael, III. 73. ( Jamie son.) II. a . Stupid; foolish.