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Any day of the workweek taken as a sick day so that one may dish out multiple self abuse (penis pounding) sessions between the hours of nine (after the wife has gone to work)and five
(before the wife returns from work). Usually results in calluses and or blisters on both the hand and phallus.
Ed: "Hey, Bill. Are you ready for the big presentation tomorrow"
Bill "I'm not feeling to well actually, Ed. I think I might be coming down with something"
Ed: "I hear the flu is going around"
Bill: "Oh yeah? I think I might be struck with a near fatal case of it sometime in the very near future, tomorrow maybe... see you the day after gloknor"
gloknor by cypops April 11, 2008
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Globnorp 

A globnorp may be classified a person, place, or thing and is most commonly used to refer to a douchebag or a hairless rat.
1. Hey Tristan! Isn’t that guy a globnorp?!

2. Globnorp’s are so annoying! I️ can’t stand them at all!
Globnorp by Globnorp.on.instagram February 14, 2018
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Globnorp 

When you shake a baby's head and it makes a noise
example: Dave globnorped his child
Globnorp by jamsy??? February 9, 2022
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