Glum Glum

The act of going down on a female after the male has ejaculated inside her vag.

Barry: "Have you ever tasted your own spunk?"
Trevor: "No, what?! Thats sick, why, have you?"
Barry: "Yeah."
Trevor: "Why? Thats wrong, and a bit gay!"
Barry: "It isn't gay, she made me do it!! She likes Glum Glum!"

by Spunk Sucker April 16, 2011

glemp

A state of vegetative wakefulness.

I was up all night watching Youtube videos instead of sleeping because I was glemp.

by RanchoRelaxo November 29, 2011

glum

A disheartened emotional state, often manifests a short loss of spirit, more colloquially described as a feeling of sad and shit

Only receiving the participation award Jimmy B seemed glum then angrily and dramatically raising his arm with a single erect digit in tow, and proudly waving it about at the announcer.

Tiffany was glum after Martin misinterpreted her texts and did not respond.

by strangerNdanger February 21, 2018

Glumagen

Multiple uses - used to replace almost any word

Glen has no hope. Glen is such a glumagen

I stubbed my toe, I’m such a glumagen

Covid is so glumagen

by Horsefooter_33 September 1, 2020

Glomp-happy

1. Adj. Possessing a nature of being extremely excitable upon the entrance of an acquaintance, friend, or love that has not been seen by the subject for what would seem like a long time for the subject, but is usually considered a short time. Can also describe someone who glomps a lot.

2. Adj. Describing a nature of being glomp-happy.

Very often, glomp-happy people are extremely cheerful and bubbly, but cheerfulness and bubbliness do not necessarily indicate a glomp-happy nature.

"Kaira's a really glomp-happy person. Just look right there."

Kaira: OhmygodIhaven'tseenyousince... this morning! *glompglomp*

by Tenna Deinra April 20, 2006

Glampa

A Glam Rocker who was in his mid 30's during the 1980's now almost pushing 50 and still into Glam Rock.

My wife made me go see Motley Crue at the PNC Arts Center last night, what a bunch of Glampas.

by Urban Yankee Redneck March 25, 2005

galumphing

1. To move or run clumsily or heavily.

1. "He went galumphing back." (Lewis Carroll, "Through the Looking-glass and What Alice Found There")
2. The little kid went galumphing to his mother to show her something.

by zeekage October 26, 2003