sloomy

(ˈsluːmɪ)

adj, -mier or -miest

1. (Agriculture) (of grain) flaccid or beginning to rot

2. sluggish or gloomy

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Sloomy was how we felt when we were lazy and drowsy.

Seeking out lost words--and forgetting others: some language may have passed away prematurely

In a review of Epistle to a Godson (1972), one critic lists "blouts, pirries, stolchy, glunch, sloomy, snudge, snoachy, scaddle, cagmag, hoasting, drumbles" among others.