A heavy way of moving, first made famous by Lewis Carroll, with the sense of someone charging along in comic triumph.
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AboutGalumph means to move heavily and energetically, often with a sense of comic triumph. Made famous by Lewis Carroll, this playful English word brings movement, courage, and a slightly awkward joy to a room without taking success too seriously.
What does “galumph” mean?It means to move with a heavy, bounding, or noisy step, often in a lively or triumphant way.
Where does “galumph” come from?Lewis Carroll made the word famous in his poem “Jabberwocky.”
What feeling does a Galumph poster create?It adds a humorous sense of determined movement and imperfect triumph to a space.
