glumous (glomus)

bot., having a glume. glump (glump), v. i. [Another form of glum, gloom, v.] To show sullenne by one's manner; appear sulky. [Colloq.] glumpish (glum'pish), a. [ Mr. Tom 'ull sit by himself so glumpish, a-knittin' his George Eliot, Mill on the Flo , vi. 4. brows. glumps (glumps), n. pl. [See glump.] A state of sulkine or gloomine . [Colloq.]-In the glumps, in a sulky or gloomy state; out of humor. He was glumpy enough when I called.