Gumby
- proper noun
- /ˈɡʌm.bi/
- Whatever you say, Gumby.
- Gumby, damn
- Gumby said
Examples
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You look like Gumby.
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I'll take that Gumby and I'll knock him from here to kingdom come.
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- Nice work, Gumby.
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Come on, Gumby.
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Okay, Gumby, showtime.
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In the Monty Python sketch, Gumby often misunderstands simple questions, showcasing his comedic slowness.
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Whenever Gumby appeared on stage, audiences laughed at his silly antics and exaggerated expressions.
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Eddie Murphy's portrayal of Gumby was memorable for its unique blend of humor and absurdity.
Synonyms
A cartoon character from the show Beavis and Butt-Head who is rude and not very smart
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gumby in Monty Python is a comic character: a loud, slow man with a handkerchief on his head who moves in a stiff, clumsy way for funny effect. That is why a Gumby in the show means someone who is 'not very clever' and awkward.