galumphing

Children and adults alike came to visit Yulia, who was basking on the beach behind protective metal bars, sometimes galumphing in the sand, apparently not bothered by her audience.

A second sea lion then joined in on the exodus, galumphing toward swimmers who went into the water.

In a skeleton drawing of a galumphing, long-gone dodo, a litany of bodily and emotional states, including guilt and yellow bile, is interwoven with attempts to cope — witchcraft, too much sex, strong imagination and more.

“It’s a lot of galumphing, wriggling, slithering, huffing, flopping,” they said.

Fragile butterflies or moths made muscular in galumphing paint are a recurrent subject.