1. to move or run with a heavy, clumsy, or awkward gait; to bound or gallop clumsily
Usage: informal; often used humorously or playfully

Examples

• The dog galumphs across the yard, kicking up dust with every heavy step.
• He galumphs down the hallway in his oversized boots.
• The children galumphed through the park, laughing and playing.
• She galumphs around the dance floor without any grace.
• The elephant galumphs through the savanna despite its massive size.
• He galumphs up the stairs two at a time.