Glumple

(noun/adjective) A word indicating something that is bad, unpleasant, or of poor quality. Can also be used as an adjective to describe something negatively.

"After a series of unfortunate events, my day took a glumple turn when I missed the bus and then got caught in the rain."

by word makeruper August 2, 2023

grumplestiltskin

a person that is in a bad mood or "grumpy"

He is a grumplestiltskin becaue he woke up on the wrong side of the bed.

by Dizzy E January 6, 2008

grumpled

a annoying kid on console that all he does is try his ass off in games . if you ever see this kid in your lobby please leave or else he will make you .

* grumpled has joined the lobby*
me: omg not this try hard again wtf man
* i leave the game*

by ass eater 696969 June 14, 2018

glomple

A cross between a glomp and a huggle. To run up to a person, embrace them (usually from behind), and then continue hugging. Usually leads to snuggling as well.

Jean gave Kain a huge glomple after he gave him cookies.

by strawberryjello February 6, 2005

Grumpler

A man over the age of 40 who has a natural and constant "grumpy" facial expression which can be emphasized by dark rimmed safety or reading glasses. Grumplers may also possess other unnatural bodily characteristics such as a slightly hunched back and/or a reverse pigeon-toe stance.

"Stop being such a Grumpler!"

by Keebler89 January 14, 2010

Glumpter

Anything your heart desires

Can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, conjunction, interjection, or numeral.

Ex.

“Woah! Sandy just gave him that glumpter grip!”
“Last night David made a glumpter shot in pool!”
“You should’ve seen it! There was about glumpter deer in front of my car!”

by Tshchlerky January 8, 2023

Grumple

A character from the Simpsons episode Kill Gil that is based on the Grinch. Homer tries to stop the grumple from ruining Christmas during a holiday-show-on-ice. The grumple then tries to hunt Homer down and presumably kill him. As the Grumple says, "Grumpley Grumpley Groo, I'll use your blood to make my stew!" In the end of the episode, the Grumple family visits the Simpsons and sings with them.

Look out! It's the Grumple!

by Ross December 27, 2006