1. third-person singular simple present of glum; to make or become gloomy or sullen
Usage: informal; rare

1. plural of glum; gloomy or morose persons or moods
Usage: informal; rare

Examples

• The bad news glums the entire office.
• She glums whenever it rains for too long.
• Don't let the glums get you down.
• He sat in the corner with the glums written all over his face.
• The weather glums everyone's spirits in winter.