Definition of rumpty in English:

rumpty

adjective ˈrʌm(p)ti

Australian, NZ informal

In poor repair.
we did the trek in a rumpty rental Toyota hatchback
Example sentencesExamples
- I had to accept I was nothing much, just a strange, other-worldly rumpty reject, but I was here nonetheless.
- Using KiwiSaver to get in the door of your first home doesn't mean being limited to a rumpty old do-up.
- Holiday Homes range from smart new to rumpty but authentic ex-hydro-worker's house.
- This month, I want to find the rumptiest, tiredest, most out of date house in all of Auckland!
- There is history and nostalgia within its pages, with old black-and-white photos of our suburbs in the 1920s and shots of rumpty and brightly painted bungalows.
- There's clearly something about his rumpty, unconventional charm that allows him somehow to mix with all manner of people.
- We took the main freeway south and then cut out to the coast at Paso Doble, which, despite the rumpty gas station, is still a vast improvement on the Dancing With the Stars number of the same name.
- There are breathtaking shots of well-known landmarks like the Moeraki Boulders but there are also ones of rumpty shops, rusting cars and roadworks.
- Yellowing paper files line the carport, more inhabit boxes on the floor, documents fill his rumpty office out back.
- It was a pretty rumpty wicket.

Origin

1940s: perhaps an ironic extension of an earlier sense 'excellent', from the regional English noun rumty-tummer 'unusually large vegetable or fruit', 'favourite object or pastime'.

词汇	rumpty
释义	Definition of rumpty in English: rumpty adjective ˈrʌm(p)ti Australian, NZ informal In poor repair. we did the trek in a rumpty rental Toyota hatchback Example sentencesExamples I had to accept I was nothing much, just a strange, other-worldly rumpty reject, but I was here nonetheless. Using KiwiSaver to get in the door of your first home doesn't mean being limited to a rumpty old do-up. Holiday Homes range from smart new to rumpty but authentic ex-hydro-worker's house. This month, I want to find the rumptiest, tiredest, most out of date house in all of Auckland! There is history and nostalgia within its pages, with old black-and-white photos of our suburbs in the 1920s and shots of rumpty and brightly painted bungalows. There's clearly something about his rumpty, unconventional charm that allows him somehow to mix with all manner of people. We took the main freeway south and then cut out to the coast at Paso Doble, which, despite the rumpty gas station, is still a vast improvement on the Dancing With the Stars number of the same name. There are breathtaking shots of well-known landmarks like the Moeraki Boulders but there are also ones of rumpty shops, rusting cars and roadworks. Yellowing paper files line the carport, more inhabit boxes on the floor, documents fill his rumpty office out back. It was a pretty rumpty wicket. Origin 1940s: perhaps an ironic extension of an earlier sense 'excellent', from the regional English noun rumty-tummer 'unusually large vegetable or fruit', 'favourite object or pastime'.
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