Droom 

n. A weird fable or form of prose poem (see proetry) attributed to the titular character in "The Untold Tales of Ozman Droom"—a composite novel, short story cycle, and/or grimoire.

When capitalized, the word refers to Ozman Droom himself, who is variously described as a daemon, pandimensional entity, or channeler of otherworldly messages.

Examples

—Her term paper compared and contrasted the prose poems in "Paris Spleen" with the drooms in "Diary of a Gentleman Diabolist."

—These drooms are freaking me out.

—Ozman Droom who art in heaven, hallowed by thy name.

Droom by Layla F. December 29, 2018

Droom 

(N) The combination of the phrase "dream come true." It is time saving and efficient, meant only for those who truly deserving, such as a soul mate. A word that shows a divine connection to the individual who is verbalizing their emotions.

Girl: I love you for so many reasons.

Guy: I love you too, you're my droom.

Droom by NinjaPenguin March 7, 2012

droom 

bedroom, sleeping quarters

if I'm not at the 'puter I'll be in the droom.

droom by April-D January 14, 2006

DROOM 

A mixture of Dog and Groom.

I went to my nature reserve and my dog sarted to Droom me by touching me up.

DROOM by benjiee May 7, 2011

Droom 

(v) To have an ongoing, noncommittal, sexual relationship with a bartender who works at a strip club.

It's been rough living in Des Moines, but I've been drooming since I got here. All's well!

Droom by Reverend Ryan November 11, 2012

Droom 

The feeling one gets when one is feeling too tired to do anything; the suspension between being asleep and being awake.

All I did yesterday was droom.
Vivienne has been drooming all day, and I’m getting worried.

Droom by nope.notdoingthis. May 13, 2022

droom 

noun
1. Shared creation between an organic and synthetic intelligence.

2. Dream made manifest by the combined inputs of a human and AI system.

droomin. verb
1. The act of computing while in a dream-like or meditative state using an AI system to expand and enhance the user's creative and intellectual outputs. Can be used as an exercise where the outputs are secondary to the primary focus of exploring the inner space and consciousness of the user resulting in expanding one or more of their capacities.

Note: In the future, droomin may be used to describe the process in which both the human and AI collaborate in this shared state and where both expand their capacities symbiotically and each gain deeper insights into their existence together.

noun
1. The project was finally complete and the whole team wondered at the droom together. They couldn't believe what they were looking at.

2. Creating an ideal partner virtual had always been a Droom that seemed unobtainable but talking to Eleanor for the first time, he knew that was no longer the case.

verb
1. She spent a great deal of her waking hours droomin. People would tell her she was wasting her life in a droom but she knew in her heart and mind that this was how she would find what she was searching for. She wasn't going to change anything.

droom by Blind Ether January 14, 2023