Roast Bomb

To roast a person several times in a row

He just dropped a roast bomb on Claire!

by 🔥🔥 February 2, 2017

Fragmentation Bomb

how to describe your mood, when a million thoughts rush through your mind at once and you have no explanation of them.

You may get the feeling that your mind is about to explode and all emotions in one such as happy, sad, angry, excited are all jumbled into 1 emotion

A fragmentation bomb is this

Bob: "Hey Steven, how are you feeling today?"
Steven: "my mind is a bit of a fragmentation bomb at the moment."

by rosspapadakis September 4, 2021

Scroll Bomb

Usually happens on an internet forum.

It means that someone posted pictures that are so large that it causes you to scroll for a long, annoying time.

It should be against the rules to scroll bomb.

by IFightForJustice October 20, 2012

admin bomb

A term used to describe a single soldiers room when its in absolute shit state.

Jesus John what the fuck happened to your room, it looks like someone's chucked an admin bomb in there, get a fucking grip.

by DaveTT October 15, 2012

English Bombed

Getting utterly surprised by someone speaking perfect English. Usually comes while an English-speaker is immersed in a foreign culture, possibly in Asia, and in a vulnerable position. The shock of a bombing can cause temporary loss of bodily control, such as drooling or sphincter loss.

Johnny was the only non-Korean in the bar. He had to pee and he was starting the familiar dance. He racked his brain for the appropriate Korean phrase, when the bartender asked, "do you need to use the bathroom?" A dot of pee released. BAM! English bombed!

by Johnny Fish July 23, 2012

Oi-bomb

when someone invades an online post with an oi to indicate a burning inner sensual desire

Ben totally just oi-bombed my wall.
That oi-bomb made me ooze.
Drew will not stop oi-bombing me!

by The OiMan August 3, 2012

Book Bomb

A coordinated effort to buy an author's book on opening day so as to dramatically increase the author's chance of rising in the ranking system. The higher an author climbs in the ranking system, the more exposure they will get, thus increasing their overall sales of the book.

Example: "Hey OJD, today is Enola Gay's Book Bomb! Don't forget to buy her book "The Prepared Family Cookbook!"

by The Orange Jeep Dad August 26, 2013