escalump
a person who, for some inexplicable reason, stops at the bottom/top of an escaltor forming a human barricade.
escalump by Dwayne Keith Boyd June 29, 2008
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Escalump
A person who stands in the middle of an escalator, not knowing that they are blocking it for the people who like to walk.
Person 1: I seriously hate taking the metro because all the escalumps make going down the escalator such a pain in the ass.
Person 2: Seriously.
Person 2: Seriously.
Escalump by Flywheel95 March 29, 2011
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eschlump by Mike McMuncher November 1, 2010
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