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tumtum
A type of tree in the poem "Jabberwocky" by Lewis Carrol. A fictional tree that the hero rested upon whilst waiting to fight the Jabberwock.
tumtum by Slasher101 March 14, 2018
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YumYum in my TumTum
As Andy stiffened up, he shot a large load into Brian's anus. Feeling strangely drawn to it, he then proceeded to lick it up out of Brian's asshole and began snowballing it between him and his mate. After swallowing, they both exclaimed, "YumYum in my TumTum!"
YumYum in my TumTum by PENISLICKINGOOD January 27, 2010
tumtums
a name to name an amazing fluffy! tumtums surprisingly loves to have tummyrubs!
(cat definition) tumtums is small and has a white tummy and dark tabby prints all over, tumtums is overly affectionate, and has a high pitched meow! tumtums meow all of the time, and come when called with a little prance! tumtums has a long fluffy black-grey tail that tumtums wraps around your leg
(cat definition) tumtums is small and has a white tummy and dark tabby prints all over, tumtums is overly affectionate, and has a high pitched meow! tumtums meow all of the time, and come when called with a little prance! tumtums has a long fluffy black-grey tail that tumtums wraps around your leg
Dave: Yo this is my cat
Stew: It looks like a tumtums
Dave: She acts like a tumtums as well
Stew: Wow! What a tumtums
Stew: It looks like a tumtums
Dave: She acts like a tumtums as well
Stew: Wow! What a tumtums
tumtums by oneofdemqueers January 13, 2023
Tumtum
A very cute and kind type of person. Named after a Tamatem (Tomatoes, in Arabic) for the parity of her heart. A Tumtum always have a cute spherical face, straight hair, and a beaming smile. The name comes from the redness of the face when at extreme delight or extreme torment.
If a person have a Tumtum in his life, he's the luckiest of them all.
If a person have a Tumtum in his life, he's the luckiest of them all.
She is a pretty Tumtum.
Do you have a Tumtum at your life? Then you're a Simsim. Otherwise you lie.
Cinderella is Tumtum.
Do you have a Tumtum at your life? Then you're a Simsim. Otherwise you lie.
Cinderella is Tumtum.
tumtum effect
tumtum effect by kurumi23 November 14, 2023
TumTump
TumTump
Pronounced: tum–TUMP — like the sound of a vehicle rolling over an obstacle.
A motivational force used to overcome adversity, regain focus, and keep moving forward—whether you’re beating cancer, surviving one of life’s disasters, or figuratively knocking someone upside the head to clear their mind.
TumTump means finding your strength, resetting your attitude, and making it up as you go. It was inspired by Matthew McConaughey’s improvised chest-tapping chant in The Wolf of Wall Street.
Origin: Coined by the management of OBNX INC. Inspired by the sound of driving over an obstacle—tum–TUMP—and Matthew McConaughey’s improvised chest-tapping chant in The Wolf of Wall Street: creating your own rhythm, motivation, and direction
Pronounced: tum–TUMP — like the sound of a vehicle rolling over an obstacle.
A motivational force used to overcome adversity, regain focus, and keep moving forward—whether you’re beating cancer, surviving one of life’s disasters, or figuratively knocking someone upside the head to clear their mind.
TumTump means finding your strength, resetting your attitude, and making it up as you go. It was inspired by Matthew McConaughey’s improvised chest-tapping chant in The Wolf of Wall Street.
Origin: Coined by the management of OBNX INC. Inspired by the sound of driving over an obstacle—tum–TUMP—and Matthew McConaughey’s improvised chest-tapping chant in The Wolf of Wall Street: creating your own rhythm, motivation, and direction
“Cancer picked the wrong person. I went full TumTump and beat it.”
“He was completely losing his mind, so I gave him a little TumTump upside the head.”
“When there’s no plan and quitting isn’t an option, you TumTump your way through it.”
“He was completely losing his mind, so I gave him a little TumTump upside the head.”
“When there’s no plan and quitting isn’t an option, you TumTump your way through it.”
TumTump by JustObnoxious.com August 19, 2026
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