pulumo

Pulumo is a hopeless romantic. Down to earth and goal driven. He’s upfront, humble and makes one good hype man. He’s conversational and knows a lot of general knowledge. Pulumo has a lot of advice to give if your willing to listen. He’s also an athlete, soccer mainly but is good at more. He lives life like it’s his last a bit shy when it come to talking to his crush but he’ll eventual Do it. One distinct thing about Pulumo is he’s laugh and uncontrolled outburst of joy

Pulumo make a good friend

by Auxmaster November 22, 2021

pulmobake

A man that is a simp. Or has been called a simp. Usually found in Eliana’s dreams

“Eliana was thinking about pulmobake again”

by excelcy September 21, 2020

pulmon

A spanish slang word for a guy who ranks out or is a pussy.

Yo foo are you inviting your brother to the party?
Nah that foo is a pulmon he aint down.

by Bato69 August 17, 2018

pulmonary embolism

A pulmonary embolism occurs when a venous clot (thrombus) dislodges and travels through the circulatory system and becomes trapped in the lungs. The resulting blockage prevents oxygen exchange and can cause difficulty breathing, coughing up of blood and even instant death if the clot is big enough.

I had a deep venous thrombosis in my leg and then it dislodged which gave me a pulmonary embolism. Then I died.

by The Troll May 16, 2006

Pulumptuous

A booty (typically belonging to a female) that is round, plump, and voluptuous, hence the name "Pulumptuous." You can tell if a booty is pulumptuous if it looks like a cherry.

Miss-spellings include: polumptuous, polomptuous, pulomtuous, pulumtious, and pulumptiuous.

Juan: "Man check out dat pulumptuous ass over there bruh!
Dan: "Yo that pulumtuous ass doe! NICE!"

by Ya Boy Percival October 27, 2014

plumoid

the username of a really cool guy, and or also means perfect being

you are a plumoid

by plumoid October 31, 2023

pulmonary contusion

A pulmonary contusion (or lung contusion) is a contusion (bruise) of the lung, caused by chest trauma. As a result of damage to capillaries, blood and other fluids accumulate in the lung tissue. The excess fluid interferes with gas exchange, potentially leading to inadequate oxygen levels (hypoxia).

Pulmonary contusion should be assessed in primary survey of trauma patient.

by Guddi July 24, 2016