gumpth

gumpth

English

Alternative forms

• gumph, gumf

Noun

gumpth (uncountable)

1. (informal) Nonsense.
   • 2000 August 13, Ralph Barrett, “Subject: Re: Empty Newsgroup?”, uk.railway, Usenet

     Also it remembers your 'place' in the thread. Next time you log on, you don't have to re-read all the same old gumpth<sp?> all over again.

   • 2000 December 9, Barry Glynn, “Re: Conversion Stories?”, alt.christnet.atheism, alt.christnet.theology, alt.religion.christian, and alt.religion.christian.biblestudy, Usenet

     I was only given the gumpth from the Bible as the Church of England saw it and it was pretty forthright. Fortunately my parents didn'[t] suffocate me with it as well and I made my own mind […]

   • 2003, August 15, David Nixon, “Re: First CTRL passenger run”, uk.railway, Usenet

     […] at work they've had lots of publicity about 300 people queuing up for tickets and other such gumpth!