Gormy

And not always with finesse — the Lombard clanked and churned, and a man who is like a regular Lombard may be a bit gormy and sometimes apply brute strength when he might do the work easier if he'd stop and think a little.

Kimball was never one to argue with a comrade's eyes and ears, not even those of a gormy jeezer like Connolly.

The Killian boy was carrying a chair, and making difficulties with it; he was what old-time Yankees would have called "a gormy lad."

Just the sort of place gormy Eugene would pick to hold a family get-together.

The first thing you have got to do is to wash them gormy 'ands [...]

When I bought my tamarinds I eat one or two and then discovered that I had left my handkerchief at home, my hands were a little gormy, so I washed them in Frog Pond.