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a Legends of Might and Magic game. it pwns joo.
Lomm pwns your mom and your sisters gay lover.
lomm by Span November 1, 2004
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Jim: I need a good place to get advice on getting girls.
John: Go read some LOMM.
Jim: What's that?
John: The Laws of Modern Man.
LOMM by dlluzsm February 10, 2013
Related Words
lommoy • lomm • lommmmm • Lomma • Lomman • lomme • lommel • Lommge • lommi • Lommigger
Verb.
To (purposefully) confuse windows and doors. Commonly used as walking through windows, but can sometimes be used to attempt to see through doors.
Sometimes when I get bored, I go LOMMMMMing to pick up the pace.
LOMMMMM by zachypoo October 6, 2012
(v.) to pretend that windows are doors
I love lommmmming when I get really bored!!!
lommmmm by max dolla September 23, 2012
Lomme as much as i do babe
lomme by anotherdumbass January 22, 2014
A boy killed by polliver.
"He killed Lommy."
"What the fuck is a lommy?"
lommy by therealgeorgeharrison June 10, 2016
Less Of Me More Of You
If you are wearing a lommoy bracelet then I know that you get it.
lommoy by Jay Porter May 19, 2008
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