slomp
highly versatile word which can be used as an adjective, verb, noun or expletive and whose meaning can be determined by both the tone and context it is expressed in.
also, slomp walk; a dance in which an individual raises closed hands above their head, points the head down, eyes closed and proceed to shake fists on either side of head, moving hips in opposite direction, not necessarily in rythem with the music.
also, slomp walk; a dance in which an individual raises closed hands above their head, points the head down, eyes closed and proceed to shake fists on either side of head, moving hips in opposite direction, not necessarily in rythem with the music.
That is a slompy idea.
Were you just slomping up the stairs? I could hear you from the basement.
Your dog just slomped on my shoe.
What the slomp?
Were you just slomping up the stairs? I could hear you from the basement.
Your dog just slomped on my shoe.
What the slomp?
slomp
Sitting in once place for many hours playing games and eating junk food.
Jered, James, Dylan, Joey, Eric, Shawn, and I slomped for 18 hours watching dragon ball z.
slomp
How one sits at the computer.
Luke slomped (or *was slomping*) at the computer.
Slomp
Another way to say deep sleep or knocked out
Bro inna house slomp ion think he finna wake up any time soon
Slomping
Slomping A sloppy, slumpy, shuffling walking style
Looking neither right nor left the person in question was slomping along oblivious to the crowds bustling by.
Slomp
The act of bailing or ditching. To stand someone up. Or even to be incredibly stupid.
"He totally Slomped Me"
Slomp
Scientific name for a group of cats
The neighborhood slomp was terrorizing the milk man, trying to steal his dairy goodness.