dial. [f. LUMP sb.1 + -KIN.] A clumsy, blundering person.
[1773. Goldsm., Stoops to Conq., Dram. Pers., Tony Lumpkin.]
1901. ‘Zack,’ Tales Dunstable Weir, 198. The lumpkin had reached the gate o’ Morse’s Yard.
1901. Speaker, 12 Jan., 399/2. There’s a silly old-fashioned lot of Lumpkins in our part.
