#109: galumph

9/26/2015

a baleful galumph
onomatopoetic
peg-leg, great girth, hump

This game character model represented the word "galumph" for this day's haiku very well I thought. It's a pirate ork from one of the many RPG games in that universe.

Players are increasingly able to render their favorite characters and get them produced on a 3D printer, which they can then paint.

This kind of product is turning the merchandising world on its head.

DEFINITION of this 2-syllable verb:

to move along heavily and clumsily.

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