rumgumptious
/rʌmˈɡʌm(p)ʃəs/(also rumgumshus, rumgumtious) English regional (northern and East Anglian ) and Scottish
adjective
Strong-willed, headstrong; quarrelsome.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Hutton (1739–1806), writer on topography and etymology. From rumgumption: see -ious.
- rakehell
- rakehellish
- rakehelly
- rakeless
- rake-off
- rake over (old) coals (or rake over the ashes)
- raker
- rakery
- rakeshame
- rake shank
- rake something in
- rake something up/over
- rake's progress
- rake staff
- rake-up
- rake wheel
- rakhi
- Rakhmaninovian
- raki
- rakia
- rakija
- raking arch
- raking bond
- raking light
- raking prop