glop

a big fuckin fat person

that glop needs to go for a jog

by kid indiana August 2, 2004

glom

An italian phrase to refer to eating a lot of food, or one who eats a lot of food.

Me and my pisan Franky Boy Glommed an entire XL pizza pie with spinach and chicken.

by The Face Santino Morelli April 14, 2010

Gloop

The feeling of a baby leaving your vagina

It just gloop-ed out.

by TommyTheProphet December 10, 2015

Glomming

(Colloquially pronounced "glommin'") The act of making out in a particularly slobbery and intense manner; i.e. groping passionately while smacking lips together at a relatively high volume. It was derived from "glossy"- as in "lip gloss"- because both invoke a feeling of sticky, gooeyness that, as a third person observer, looks gross.

Person A: Oh ew! Gross!
Person B: What?
Person A: Veronica and Mark are glomming it up pretty hard over at the lunch tables! She's practically on top of him!

by MADLawlz January 6, 2012

Glommer

Another word for a popular person, never seen without another person, is never alone. Seems to always be happy and in-the-know... always moving around, the total hybrid.

The Glommers walked by, gossiping about something they were too cool to tell us.

by missybrightside January 31, 2008

Glomming

Glomming: present tense, verb: the act of sitting around, usually not speaking, either watching television, typically movies or sports, or playing any sort of video game, typically sports and shooters. Often accompanied, and most certainly encouraged, by packing a lip.

Glom: future tense, verb: The preconceived idea of "glomming".

"What are you guys doing today."
"Gunna be glomming real hard, probably watch some football."
"Word, I'll be there."

-or-

"School blew dick, can't wait to get home and glom."
"Same, Ms. Peterson's tits got me thru the day though."

by Steve Lusby November 12, 2011

glimp

someone with a limp in both legs. think sbout it...limping with bothe legs. It's pretty sad.

I kicked him in the shins...now he's a glimp.

by bread infection December 28, 2005