downsome,a.colloq. and dial.|ˈdaʊnsəm| [See down adv. 18, down a. 3.] Inclined to be down or dispirited. 1888F. R. Stockton Dusantes iii, When you left us at 'Frisco we felt pretty downsome.1894Blackmore Perlycross viii. 61 Then I just looked in at the Bush, because my heart was downsome.