Bom

Bom is Haro's kitten.

Dude in alter: Yo, do you know Bom?
Haroin: Yeah, hes my kitten.
Bom: uwu *nuzzle* *nuzzle* uwu

by Taihen_iskool February 19, 2022

BOM

The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM or BoM) is an agency of the Australian Government that tries to provide weather services. The agency also has an irrational distaste for acronyms and therefore BOM can also be a call to embrace who you really are.

Jack: "What's the weather in Melbourne?"
Andrew: "I don't know. Check BOM."

"You really need to stop hating on yourself and embrace your BOM."

by Bureau of Meteorology October 18, 2022

bom

what that albino yeti from my singing monsters say

mammot:"bommm, bom bom, bommmm, bommmm

by pikcled March 6, 2023

Bom

A lovely man that steals the love of everyone

i lub you bom!

by MetroTrainsMelbourne ( MTM ) July 31, 2023

Bom

in Travis Scotts song 90120 you can hear Bom Bom Bom

My granny called she said travie you work yo hard im worried you forget about me (bom bom bom)

by Piazza7balls October 8, 2023

Bom digi digi bom bom bom bom

The iconic line Felix sings multiple times in Topline. Even before that masterpiece was released, millions has the line stuck in their heads.

우린 선을 그어 topline
그 누가 감히 넘봐 top class
더 높이 쌓여가는 karma (Karma)
Bom digi digi bom bom bom bom

by xoalsox June 5, 2023

bom chicka wah wah

Onimonapia (meaning word that is spelled like a sound) that is supposed to stand for 70's guitar Porn-riff. Usually this is the music that came on when the action was just about to get started. It has been used in a subcultural context to denote any porn-like or pornified situation.

Being a sound, it could also be spelled several different ways such as: Bow Chicka Bow Wow, Bow Chicka Wow Wow, Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka, etc.

Your friend picks up an extra large sausage. This is a great time to sing Bom Chicka Wah Wah.

You see a hot guy/girl that you could imagine yourself in a porn with. Also a good time to sing Bom Chicka Wah Wah.

Some examples of the Bom Chicka Wah Wah porn music riff being sang in pop culture include it being used as the catchphrase sang by a hot girl for axe/lynx advertisements, tucker in machinema series red vs. blue, and stuey from the TV show the family guy, and character 'rachael' from TV show friends.

by Saragur March 23, 2007