1 of a person, confused; troubled: I was tired and still drumly after my outburst of temper.17-.
2 of streams or water turbid, muddy 16-. etymology: Scots; Older Scots drumly, -ie, drumblie from 1513, perhaps a variant of the earlier drublie, ‘turbid, clouded, from cira 1470’; Middle English drubly, ante 1340; attested by JS and BW