Smombie
Smombie, noun: A person walking around unaware of his or her surroundings entirely absorbed in their smart-phone.
Smombie by HaileISela May 7, 2015
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Shombie
Noun; zombie made of shadows.
Known only to be found in Alan Wake. Armed with axes and chainsaws, manifest at inopportune times.
Plural: shombies.
Known only to be found in Alan Wake. Armed with axes and chainsaws, manifest at inopportune times.
Plural: shombies.
Girl 1: I think we're going to make it to the next light source... here you play for a bit.
Girl 2: ok-AHHHHH
Girl 1: OMG that shombie manifested itself from nowhere and we're out of torch batteries!
Girl 2: ok-AHHHHH
Girl 1: OMG that shombie manifested itself from nowhere and we're out of torch batteries!
Shombie by Cptn Chaos January 7, 2011
Sombies
People who ride the subway obviously to life going on around them constantly on their electronic devices and never speak or look up.
Sombies,While sitting on the sub way you realize no one is taking,and you feel like your in a episode of a twilight zone.
Sombies by Creatureofgod August 26, 2013
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