The Collaborative International Dictionary
Dumpish \Dump"ish\, a.
Dull; stupid; sad; moping; melancholy. `` A . . . dumpish and
sour life.''
--Lord Herbert. -- Dump"ish*ly, adv. --
Dump"ish*ness, n.
Wiktionary
a. 1 (context obsolete English) stupid, dull. 2 sad, melancholy.
Usage examples of "dumpish".
And, truth to tell, though you will rebuke me all the way home to-night for saying it, my heart sat somewhat nearer to those old people who were perhaps a little too dumpish in their repentance and their faith and their hope that morning, than it did to those who took to the table with a light heart.
Because the object was not simple addition, whereby another Adam would merely have meant two Adams, both mopish, dumpish, unconscionably lazy.
He was so well off in Eden, and consequently so dour and dumpish, that Eve had no choice whatever but to remove him from The Home entirely in order to save his character.
Carnal-Security was gone into his withdrawing-room, for he liked not such dumpish doings,) both to the man of the house for drawing them into evil, and also to recover Emmanuel’s love.
By which means all are able to compose their minds, either in whole or in part, and repair the ravage wrought by the dumpish mood, at least for some space of time.
The horse appears dumpish, refuses to eat, mouth hot, in six or twelve hours the appetite diminishes, legs and eyelids swell.