glumiferous (glomiferus)

[ (glum'li), adv . In a glum or sullen man ner; with morosene . They all sat glumly on the ground. C. D. Warner, Winter on the Nile, p. 340. glummisht (glum'ish), a. [ glum + -ish1. Cf. gloomish.] Somewhat glum or gloomy. IMG:content-2429.png:[blocks in formation] But or the course was set, tyme ware away apace, And Boreas breth was blacke, and glummish chill. Golden Mirrour (1589). glum mył (glum'i), a. [A var. of gloomy : see gloomy, gloomy , and cf. glumpy, glum, a.] Dark; gloomy; dismal. Such casual blasts may happen as are most to be feared, when the weather waxeth darke and glum my. E. Knight, Tryall of Truth (1580), fol. 27.