lummoxy
lummoxy adjective: resembling or characteristic of a lummox; awkward, ungainly, or inept.
Adjective
lummoxy (comparative more lummoxy, superlative most lummoxy)
- Resembling or characteristic of a lummox; awkward, ungainly, or inept.
- Perhaps more surprising from the director of Oppenheimer, Damon’s lummoxy Odysseus also seems to lack technological intelligence (polymēchania).2026, Emily Wilson, “An Uncomplicated Man”, in London Review of Books, volume 48, number 14
Synonyms of lummoxy
Forms of lummoxy
| comparative | more lummoxy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most lummoxy |
Origin of lummoxy
From lummox + (adjectival suffix) -y
Questions about lummoxy
- What does lummoxy mean?
- Lummoxy means resembling or characteristic of a lummox; awkward, ungainly, or inept.
- What part of speech is lummoxy?
- Lummoxy is an adjective.
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