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nombomb
n.
the act of eating so much in one setting, it looks like a bomb went off on the plate. Usually in the context of "set off a nombomb"
the act of eating so much in one setting, it looks like a bomb went off on the plate. Usually in the context of "set off a nombomb"
1. Happycat went to a Cheezburger convention and set off a nombomb.
2. Person 1 - Bro I'm so hungry, its ridiculous.
Person 2 - I feel you man. I could set off a nombomb right now.
2. Person 1 - Bro I'm so hungry, its ridiculous.
Person 2 - I feel you man. I could set off a nombomb right now.
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A nickname for Tottenham Hotspur midefield, Ndombele, used to desribe his large weight and his subsequent lack in footballing ability.
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