Definitions by ShumbieKing
Calamorn
/ka-luh-morn/
noun
A person who appears to be repeatedly struck by worsening misfortune; someone whose hardships seem to compound, with each crisis leading into another.
Plural: calamorns
Adjective form: calamorned
noun
A person who appears to be repeatedly struck by worsening misfortune; someone whose hardships seem to compound, with each crisis leading into another.
Plural: calamorns
Adjective form: calamorned
Every time he tried to get back on his feet, another disaster found him; he had become a calamorn.
Origin: Coined from calamity, meaning disaster or serious misfortune, and mourn, suggesting grief, loss, or sorrow.
Origin: Coined from calamity, meaning disaster or serious misfortune, and mourn, suggesting grief, loss, or sorrow.
Calamorn by ShumbieKing June 7, 2026