Pomby

The original definition of the word Pomby started out as a bar man in Cuba. After a night in Fire, the meaning of the word morphed to represent a boy called William Jenkins, who later developed an unhealthy obsession with the word. The word can be represented in several different ways such as, pombleberry, pombloid and pombletuke.

The word Pomby can be used in everyday speech such as: "I'm not Pomby!"

by NAKL May 27, 2006

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Namby-pamby

A namby-pamby (plural namby-pambies) is someone, usually a male, who is overly weak, sentimental or indecisive. It was a play on the name of Ambrose Philips, who wrote sickeningly sentimental poems for children. The nickname was devised by Henry Carey, a poet and songwriter, who wrote “God Save the Queen” and “My Country ‘tis of Thee”. It was popularized, however, by Alexander Pope in his satirical epic “The Dunciad”. It can also be used as an adjective meaning weak or spineless, lacking vigour or decisiveness, and overly sentimental.

The poet Ambrose Philips was the original Namby-Pamby.

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Pomb

The definition of this word means Pull on my bangs. This word is used in intercourse with a girlfriend side ting or whatever that has bangs.

Girl: ahhhh daddy come to be I want pomb
Guy: ahh fine I’ll give u some nice pomb

Pomb means pull on my bangs

by ThordaddylovesTia January 9, 2020

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pommy bastard

Australian slang.
see pompommybastard
Derogatory term.
Very effective at upsetting Englishmen during a cricket tour of Australia.
Frequently appears in major Australian newspapers during these tours.

Shut up ya pommy bastard!!

by gladi June 28, 2008

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