A word that is used to be an answer to anything. It is also a false study of something that people make up to hide their true logic.
I wombo, you wombo. He, she, we wombo. Wombo, wombowing, the study of wombology - which is the study of wombo!!! The possibilities of examples are endless!
by Daviddv0601 August 29, 2017
by Patrick Star April 23, 2003
I wombo you wombo; The act of doing things
in a much larger and better way, or the correction of one's own mistakes. The study of this affliction is wombology. If taken to great extremes a person can get a wombolism and die. If somthing is not working right you can give it a touch of wombo.
in a much larger and better way, or the correction of one's own mistakes. The study of this affliction is wombology. If taken to great extremes a person can get a wombolism and die. If somthing is not working right you can give it a touch of wombo.
While taking orders squidward gave his job a little extra wombo. The customers were happy but after some time ol' sqids personality couldn't handle the load and he died of a severe wombolism.
by J.D.U. May 16, 2005
The combination of two words to make one word that reflects the meaning of the two words together. The word wombo is itself a wombo.
Cooperative + Competition = Coopertition
Reversable + Belt = Reversabelt
Lunch + Dinner = Linner
Stay + Vacation = Staycation
Word Combo = Wombo
And there are many more....
Reversable + Belt = Reversabelt
Lunch + Dinner = Linner
Stay + Vacation = Staycation
Word Combo = Wombo
And there are many more....
by The Wombo September 5, 2009
A wombo, or word combination, is a combination on two or more words creating one succinct word that combines the meaning of its lesser parts. The mastery of the wombo is compounded by the fact that "the wombo" is actually a wombo itself.
A wombo can be used for all parts of speech as well as proper nouns. There are no set rules for the grammatical limits of the wombo, as different parts of speech can be used in combination effectively in wombo form. For example, the popular adverb / verb combination effectively shortens vernacular speech, while leaving meaning intact.
The wombo has also been used in the case of first and last name combinations for the sake of nicknames or general irritation of co-workers / spouses.
A wombo can be used for all parts of speech as well as proper nouns. There are no set rules for the grammatical limits of the wombo, as different parts of speech can be used in combination effectively in wombo form. For example, the popular adverb / verb combination effectively shortens vernacular speech, while leaving meaning intact.
The wombo has also been used in the case of first and last name combinations for the sake of nicknames or general irritation of co-workers / spouses.
Several examples of popular Wombos:
Spork: spoon and fork
Ginormous: giant and enormous
Backne: back acne
Swalls: sweaty balls
Vurp: vomit burp (a burp that starts as a burp, but you throw up a little in your mouth as a result).
Shart: shit fart (the resulting skid mark as a result of your fart / poop lower intestinal warning system malfunctioning)
Woad: work load, as in: "I am so exhausted because my woad is way more than I can handle"
Spork: spoon and fork
Ginormous: giant and enormous
Backne: back acne
Swalls: sweaty balls
Vurp: vomit burp (a burp that starts as a burp, but you throw up a little in your mouth as a result).
Shart: shit fart (the resulting skid mark as a result of your fart / poop lower intestinal warning system malfunctioning)
Woad: work load, as in: "I am so exhausted because my woad is way more than I can handle"
by SuperDietz August 13, 2007
by 430SCUD599GtB May 5, 2010
A jiberish word of no particular meaning used in the following context by Patrick Star on Spongebob Squarepants: "I wombo, you wombo, he/she/it wombo..." If you set Mermaid Man's belt to "Wombo Mode" (by turning the "M" upsidedown to form a "W"), it will make things larger instead of smaller.
Once the belt was set in Wombo Mode, Spongebob was sure he could restore Squidward to his normal size.
by SL July 7, 2004