glummy, a.
(ˈglʌmɪ)
[f. glum a. + -y1.]
† a. Gloomy (obs.). b. Glum.
| 1580 E. Knight Tryal Truth 27 It can not be denyed, but that such casual blastes may happen, as are most too be feared, when the wether waxeth darke and glummy. 1884 L. L. Alcott in Chr. Treasury Jan. 21/1 A smile..touching the glummiest face like a streak of sunshine. |