bumblesome

English

Etymology

From bumble +‎ -some.

Adjective

bumblesome (comparative more bumblesome, superlative most bumblesome)

1. Characterised or marked by bumbling
   • 2015, Douglas Atwill, Husband Memory Pickles:

     Her first name was Earmalinda, which when connected with the Babcock last name was a bumblesome mouthful that brought smiles to most people who heard it.

   • 2016, Rebecca Gowers, Horrible Words:

     By contrast, although the bumblesome act of texting while walking—so often a means of making other pedestrians glumpy— would seem an even better spur for some sort of blended verb, attempts to push walkxting and pedexting have utterly failed; [...]