galumph

The unofficial term for the way seals move when on land, where they flop up and down while contracting and expanding their bodies to gain distance.

This term is believed to be a portmanteau of the words "gallop" and "triumphant." It was coined in the 1871 poem titled "Jabberwocky" by Lewis Carroll, which is featured as part of his famous novel "Through the Looking-Glass."

They galumphed up the shore.

by ProcessedCelluloseFibers April 24, 2025

Galumphers

Galumphers means feet, lower legs or Wellington boots

Usually when walking in a clumsy manner

Lift your galumphers when walking or you will trip and fall

by Caviar22 December 3, 2022

galumpher

To engage in swarthy manoeuvrings. To digest and consume with abandonment.

“Crossing lands as a galumpher mayn’t.”

by Uncle Ramjam March 20, 2025