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The act of getting head while taking a dump.
Hey girl come over here and give me a flompy.
Flompy by Cowboy Randy December 16, 2008
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A particularly lame odd state of existence.
"His giggling protuberances make him a flompy bastard"
Flompy by matthew C. mccarty January 18, 2009
An individual with abnormally large breasts. A rack that forces you to rethink the law of gravity. A set of twins that make the McGuire brothers look skinny.
Here man take these sunglasses -- that flompy with the huge headlights is walking up.
Flompy by blueberryboy8991 August 5, 2020
Person 1: Hey did you see that Flompy yesterday?
Person 2: Why didn't you tell me about it!
Flompy by Hydramadness312 May 15, 2022

flompy flimpy 

a weird word that just means.... well idk
Person 1: Why wont you put you money in your pockets?

Person 2: They're too flompy flimpy

Flompy Dompster 

1) a very purple happy dino-octopus that walks down the street in a generally pleasing manner.
2) a different name for a smoking pipe called the pot-ness-monster that a few of the guests misinterpreted as the "flompy dompster"
1) "Dude, look at that flompy dompster" "Oh man, now I am in a good mood!!!"
2) "What is it called again?" *cough cough cough cough cough* "The Pot-ness-Monster" "Oh" *cough cough cough* "Flompy Dompster?"
3) "DOMPSTERS ALL KINDS!!!"
Flompy Dompster by flompusdompus56 December 29, 2009
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Me: Poggers!
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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