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Roll on floor meowing. Very similar to laughing but meowing instead. Can also be used a verb; ROFMing
Guy 1: Dude... i think your cats hungry

Guy 2: Naw, hes just ROFMing
ROFM by Calvisator July 23, 2010
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ROFM • ROFMO
I ROFMd when I saw the picture.
ROFM by CdizzIe January 30, 2008
rolling on floor masturbating; similar to ROFL (rolling on floor laughing)
Cody: that chick is hot!
Alex: i would rofm!
Cody: me too.
Alex: together.
Cody: ROFM!
ROFM by DEAFKID March 30, 2009
ROFMO, is an acronym made in oakville. Its stands for rolling on the floor making out. It can be used in other ways: ROFMOING, ROFMOED etc.
Oh, my god. Did you see them ROFMOING yesterday?
ROFMO by Sawa. January 17, 2010
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square grouper

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"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."
square grouper by slipsheet November 6, 2004
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"Yeah... I know."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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