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Grumpy Old Man. From the TV show of the same name. An older man who enjoys complaining, or finds most things about the world are not as good as they used to be. Don't be such a GOM.
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In Ireland a Gom is a fool.
It comes from the Irish gamallóg, I imagine. That man's a total gom.
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v. intr.
1. To act wastefully or foolishly 2. To make a mistake; bungle something. n. 1. person who acts wastefully or fullishly. "I'd let Matt give out directions for the party, but he'd gom it up for sure!"
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A Southern U.S. term for a mess. Don't gom up that house you little bastards!
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Abbreviation for Get Off Me, usually used by gamers after making a noob move (beginner, bad, or stupid mistake) having the equivalent of my bad, back off, or leave me alone. The full word is used by some gamers in RL as an inside joke. "Dude, why didn't you snipe that noob, you just let him walk by and frag me, and I dropped the flag."
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verb (found mostly in Appalachia, transitive): to make disorderly, unclean, messy Related to British word : gahm(v): to cover in grease Lord, you young'uns have gommed up the whole damnedhouse!
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God oh my. Variant of OMG (oh my god). GOM this test is long!
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