flarm

Plural for "farm" or "farmland."

Look, it's flarm!

by kalenedrael October 15, 2003

Flarm

The flabby, tricep area that waves more than your arm when in motion.

When Kelly's favorite song came on, she got really excited while dancing and her flarms almost knocked me out.

by Urban Dictionary May 17, 2012

Flarm

1. The meaning of life

2. A word to fill in for another word or syllable

"Hey, what are we on Earth for?
"Flarm"

"I got a 95% on my mid-term!"
"That's flarmtastic!"

by Danmar October 23, 2012

Flarm

A portmanteau of "flail" and "arm". To flarm is to swing one's arms about wildly in a spastic manner, usually as an expression of surprise, amazement, or joy.

Sasha flarmed with excitement at the news, knocking over a glass in the process.

by Starhowl September 23, 2010

Flarm

The excess skin that hangs on the underside of the upper arm, typically found on older, oftentimes overweight people. Derived from "Flabby Arm" = Flarm

As a child, I used to enjoy shaking the flarm on my mother's arm and watch it wiggle like jello.

by Woolybugger September 30, 2015

Flarm

1.a farm where flan is made.

the new generation of dairy products will no longer be produced at dairy farms, from now on it will be produced at flarms.

by the gentile gangsta' December 27, 2003

flarm

the squishy part of a woman's underarm next to her chest that pooks out of sleeveless shirt or strappy dress.

This dress is pretty but it's accentuating my flarm. I am not that flarmy, am I?

The straps on this dress are too tight and making my flarm pook out.

by Madam Flawless January 3, 2011