clomb
a girl who engages in sexual activity with multiple dudes without thinking about it or weighing out the consequences and then tries to justify it.
clomb by Cro-Breezy October 16, 2008
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clomb
An archaic past tense of the verb "climb". Usually misspelled as clumb. Still the preferred past tense of "climb" in some parts of the United States. Rhymes with "plum".
clomb by John Bales September 24, 2006
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clomb • clomber • Clombart • Clombed • clomber (clom-berr) • clombian • Clombie • Clomblemonger • clombo • clombolgumus
Clomb
probably dead by now guy 1: That dashing young fellow clomb the Eiffel tower...while they were building it!!!
Probably dead by now guy 2 : What a remarkable young lad.
Probably dead by now guy 2 : What a remarkable young lad.
Clomb by YellowQwert November 7, 2015
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Clomb by NOTrouxtabega March 31, 2024
chombatta
a long-standing good friend, one whom the speaker has shared many good times with; a buddy, a pal, a chum; what you say when an old buddy of yours walks into the room
chombatta by Swetty Billz January 9, 2004
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