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Flummer
Girl 1: HAPPY FIRST DAY OF FLUMMER!
Girl 2: Shut up, it's still summer!
Girl 1: Nuh uh, summer's over silly! It's Flummer!
Girl 2: Shut up, it's still summer!
Girl 1: Nuh uh, summer's over silly! It's Flummer!
Flummer by Brianna_Ashlee September 23, 2009
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flummers • flummery • Flummeryhocaspocas • flammer • flumper • Flemmer • flimmer • flumber • flumpernugget • fummer
flu flammer
Los Angeles slang for someone who makes money by robbing, most commonly home invasions or "flocking." Although it seems its taken a new meaning on Urban Dictionary.
I'm a real flu flammer nigga I just hit the asian folks house in Westwood and prayed to their buddha.
flu flammer by MississippiIncenseMan December 22, 2020
fummer
the short season between summer and fall when everything is perfect for everything. The morning air is crisp, evening breezes cool, the middays sunny but not too hot. The best foods are at their peaks, and children run around with peach juice running down happy faces. Not too cold to relax in the sun, not to hot to bake chocolate chip cookies. Memories of summer fun melt into anticipation of cozy rainy days curled up with a blanket and a good book.
fummer by permaculturedreams September 2, 2010
flammer
A musician who flams, or drummer that strikes a drum with two stick almost at the same time while hearing them separately
Wow, this DJ is horrible, he's such a flammer. His mixes are flamming all over the place, it's almost a train-wreck every time.
flammer by House Music Lovrr August 1, 2018
flumpernickel
A variation of pumpernickel, usually more flumpy then pumpy. Used as a pumpernickel substitute by people that are pumptose and tolerant.
flumpernickel by Nick July 25, 2003
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A lighthearted reaction upon receiving disappointing news of some sort. Usually something that isn't a particularly a big deal, esp. when it primarily affects someone else - sort of a mild schadenfreude. Sometimes doubled or tripled, and possibly said in a sing-songy voice for added comedic effect to imitate a muted trumpet, which is how the meme originated.