galumph or gallumph /gə-lumfˈ/

1. To stride along exultantly
2. To bound about in a noisy, ungainly way

galumˈpher noun

• whist drive
• whist drives
• whisted
• whisting
• whistle
• whistleable
• whistle away
• whistle-blower
• whistle-blowers
• whistle-blowing
• whistled
• whistled-drunk
• whistle down the wind
• whistle-drunk
• whistle fish
• whistle fishes
• whistle for
• whistle for a wind
• whistle in the dark
• whistle in the wind
• whistle off
• whistler
• whistlers
• whistles
• whistle stop