lumbersome

English

Etymology

From lumber +‎ -some.

Adjective

lumbersome (comparative more lumbersome, superlative most lumbersome)

1. Marked or characterised by lumbering or awkwardness; cumbrous
   • 2013, Kenneth Borris, George S. Rousseau, The Sciences of Homosexuality in Early Modern Europe:

     Zacchia's temporal consideration appears lumbersome, yet his point clear: the anatomical evidence will depend on the frequency of stupration.

Anagrams

• rumblesome