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gaumy, a. rare.|ˈgɔːmɪ|
Also gormy.
[Cf. gaum v.2]
Of the nature of a daub or smear; of painting: coarsely executed, dauby.
1881Leicestersh. Gloss., Gaumy, gummy; sticky. 1888Athenæum 25 Feb. 250/3 It shows Wilkie designing with admirable vigour, but the execution is vicious and ‘gaumy’. 1907W. De Morgan Alice-for-Short xxxii. 331 ‘What's his work like though, reely?’ ‘Footy stuff. Gormy colour. No drawin'!’ 1919― Old Madhouse 306, I wish she wouldn't trot out her gormy daubs and ask my honest opinion of them. |