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"more than love"
When you adore something or someone to an indescribable level, you "lume" it/them.
It is to be used very carefully, so it's meaning stays strong.
Example 1: I don't love you, I lume you.
Example 2: I am sooo in lume with you.
Lume by Noodle and Cucumber February 20, 2011
Related Words
Verb: To provide someone the experience of hearing something. As show is to eyes; lume is to ears.
May I lume you this song I heard last week?
Lume by pdubsmoney May 1, 2011
someone who loves orgies (especially involving incest)
Guy: Wow! That girl sure is a LuMe
LuMe by wowitsaseagrill November 5, 2018
God Lume Originated In Ennis, Co.Clare Ireland.
God Lume Means Like oh For Gods Sake, Its Something You Say When Annoyed
Example One:
Girl One: I Saw Ella Last Night She Was With James Again.
Girl Two: Oh God Lume Did She Not Learn Her Lesson Last Time.

Example Two:
Boy One: Get Me A Drink Will You?
Boy Two: God Lume Get It Yourself
God Lume by BrenaaAnastacia March 18, 2010
A Disgusting Smelling Lotion That You Use For Your Armpits And Privayes
Person 1: Hey What Do You Use To Smell Good?

Person 2: Not Lume
Lume by Drago2011 August 26, 2021
A Lume is whatever you want it to be.
"Christ sake Michal, you are such a Lume!"
Lume by J. Von-Kruption May 23, 2008
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