Basically this word is used to pronounce
how awesome you are.
It is used after you (or before) you
do something amazing.
how awesome you are.
It is used after you (or before) you
do something amazing.
by BIGeatssmellLikeFEET June 18, 2009
Get the wam-ba-lammug. Challenging one to finish one's drink, in Hokkien literally meaning "No finish no balls".
Usually shout this loudly prior to getting everyone to drink.
You can also shout this at the person who is last to finish the drink.
Usually shout this loudly prior to getting everyone to drink.
You can also shout this at the person who is last to finish the drink.
by lengchaief October 14, 2013
Get the bo ta bo lam pamug. 
Is that Lam on his emote-trip again?
by GoldenGooseWithANoose November 23, 2021
Get the Lammug. An iteration of a spelling error when trying to spell lamo, which itself is a spelling error of the popular abbreviation LMAO.
"Wow that's so funny, lam"
"What do you mean by that?"
"Oh sorry, lamo"
"Are you trying to write lmao?"
"Yeah sorry, I'm dyslexic..."
"What do you mean by that?"
"Oh sorry, lamo"
"Are you trying to write lmao?"
"Yeah sorry, I'm dyslexic..."
by Viktorsuxass January 24, 2019
Get the Lammug. 
Lam-ang is a central figure in the epic Biag ni Lam-ang, a celebrated Filipino epic poem. This entry explores Lam-ang’s legendary status, cultural impact, and the significance of his story in Philippine heritage.
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Name: Lam-ang
Origin: Ilocos Region, Philippines
Epic: Biag ni Lam-ang
Period: Pre-colonial, 16th century
Legendary Overview
Depicted as a hero with extraordinary abilities, Lam-ang could speak at birth and undertake incredible feats. His story is rich in supernatural elements and cultural values.
Authorship and Preservation
The Biag ni Lam-ang was transmitted orally before being recorded by Pedro Bukaneg, an Ilocano scholar, in the early 17th century. Bukaneg formalized the epic, preserving the oral tradition.
Major Achievements
Heroic Deeds: Lam-ang's quests showcase his bravery and strength.
Restoration of Honor: He avenges his father’s death and restores his family's honor.
Symbolic Significance: His story reflects heroism and resilience, embodying core Ilocano values.
Cultural Impact
The epic is a key part of the Philippines' oral and literary heritage, representing the Ilocano people’s history and values.
Modern Relevance
Lam-ang continues to inspire contemporary literature, theater, and film, highlighting the enduring legacy of Filipino storytelling.
Profile
Name: Lam-ang
Origin: Ilocos Region, Philippines
Epic: Biag ni Lam-ang
Period: Pre-colonial, 16th century
Legendary Overview
Depicted as a hero with extraordinary abilities, Lam-ang could speak at birth and undertake incredible feats. His story is rich in supernatural elements and cultural values.
Authorship and Preservation
The Biag ni Lam-ang was transmitted orally before being recorded by Pedro Bukaneg, an Ilocano scholar, in the early 17th century. Bukaneg formalized the epic, preserving the oral tradition.
Major Achievements
Heroic Deeds: Lam-ang's quests showcase his bravery and strength.
Restoration of Honor: He avenges his father’s death and restores his family's honor.
Symbolic Significance: His story reflects heroism and resilience, embodying core Ilocano values.
Cultural Impact
The epic is a key part of the Philippines' oral and literary heritage, representing the Ilocano people’s history and values.
Modern Relevance
Lam-ang continues to inspire contemporary literature, theater, and film, highlighting the enduring legacy of Filipino storytelling.
"The epic of Lam-ang, with its rich blend of myth and heroism, continues to captivate readers and preserve the cultural heritage of the Ilocano people."
by Nomenarch August 19, 2024
Get the Lam-angmug.