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a way of having awesome fun or partying or how cool something is we get our floom on or floom it up or that is really floom
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feeling slightly down.
"what's up mate" "not much, just feeling a bit floom" |
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Onomatopoeic sound describing a "slow" explosion that results in a large rush of air, rather than a percussive explosion. Mary lit the gas oven after waiting too long, which subsequently went floom.
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a big pipe found at some swimming pools and water parks. they pore water down just enough for you to slide and eventually land in a big pool of water at the bottom, you go to a water park the big tube, pipe that is pretty steep and twists and terns that is a floom.
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