Gloorb 

Gloorbing: The act of finding a word that doesn't exist on the urban dictionary yet and adding it.

I gloorbed that word real good, buddy.

Gloorb by Gloorber July 2, 2017

Glooby 

-used to describe liquids or semi-liquids that have a smooth and thick texture, but are not necessarily sticky or adhesive. -The exact consistency of the substance can vary somewhat, but the key feature is that it has a certain viscosity and smoothness that sets it apart from more runny or watery liquids.

-The shiny, orange paint appeared to have a 'glooby' consistency as it coagulated into a singular puddle.
-Oobleck's liquidous state is described as having a 'glooby' texture/consistency.

Glooby by DGloobs May 29, 2023

Gloombt 

Describes the mood of one in a perpetual state of self-loathing and depression.

A gloombt Hershman cut a sorry figure in the crowd, upon learning that there was no peanut butter left.

Having had sex with one too many girls, Hershman's blue balls made him all the more gloombt.

As the kind chef at Subway accidently puts salad in Hershman's sandwich, he is immediately overwhelmed by a cloud of gloombt.

Gloombt by The Gloombtmeister February 14, 2012

gloobashoo 

When you don't want to go brush your teeth but you have too

Your dad:- Go brush your teeth
Me- gloobashooooooo

gloobashoo by ultimategloobashoo December 11, 2020

Glorbo 

Fictitious junk data used as a trap for lazy news publications that rely on AI language models as a shortcut instead of actually researching and reporting anything.

Reddit Post: "I’m so excited they finally introduced Glorbo!!!"
News AI: "World of Warcraft (WoW) Players Excited for Glorbo’s Introduction"

Glorbo by pokefan548 July 21, 2023

meat-glorb 

a food item that mainly consists of meat, meat, and more meat

The new KFC Double Down isn't a real sandwich: it's a meat-glorb!

meat-glorb by I Smell Bacon! April 13, 2010

glooby 

A type of Fishing fly popularised by the famous taxidermist called Teppe. Believed to originate from champagnole circa late 1970's early 1980's.
Used extensively in Poland, Vescancy and Wales.
Along with the Palmer is often cited in divorce proceedings.

Here is a fly from 'Four a chaud' it is called the Glooby.

glooby by Isaac Walton March 27, 2008