Rom Rom
One who has absolutely no chance of getting in to Yale. One who writes horrible prose, and has lost her wonderful love handles for the sake of indie anorexia. See Cheviot Hills Crew
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rom romski by anitawannabe January 28, 2024
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Rom Noor
A young man who continues to irritate people. using words like 'calm down' or 'chill out man'. A rom noor can also be described as constantly late for all types of daily life. They will mostly blame their lateness on particular train stations. Clapham Junction however is the favorite. Nowadays Rom Noors have developed a way to blend in with its surroundings. It is not known how it works but a Rom Noor can start to turn green for no reason. Some rom noors can also be called a milk napkin. this means that they will copy and imitate another person in order to fit in.
Rom Noor by YooooMumma December 11, 2010
rom-zom-com
Film genre - abbreviation of 'romantic zombie comedy'. Originally used to describe the 2004 film 'Shaun of the Dead', directed by Edgar Wright.
rom-zom-com by milkatraz October 26, 2004
rom com clown car
A sub genre of romantic comedy (rom com) in which an absurd number of A-B list actors are cast. Ostensibly, this allows for "intertwining" plot lines, but is clearly designed to maximize revenue by appealing to all conceivable demographics.
rom com clown car by pierreboulez April 28, 2011
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