Tome
A very common adjective used in western Ireland. Meaning awesome, cool, amazing.
Ah lads, that's so tome!
tome
good, excellent, cool
he's a tome sham,
them tunes is tome
them tunes is tome
Toming
Being oblivious of having a boner (a tom) and it being noticed by everyone even having pictures taken of it.
"Hey did you see the pictures from the party?"
"No"
"Did you like the girl you were dancing with?"
"She was repulsing I almost threw up"
"But bro you're Toming in this picture!"
"No"
"Did you like the girl you were dancing with?"
"She was repulsing I almost threw up"
"But bro you're Toming in this picture!"
tome
a big, heavy, old, or ancient book.
in fact just any book, but book implies an average sort of book, whereas the word tome implies a big, heavy, old or ancient book. possibly an important or signifigant one.
in fact just any book, but book implies an average sort of book, whereas the word tome implies a big, heavy, old or ancient book. possibly an important or signifigant one.
The wizard opened his creaky, leather-bound tome of magic, and began to cast a spell.
tome
attractive, W.Ireland. Possible Gaelic origin. Usually uttered by a man in reference to a woman.
John: Look at your wan, she's pure tome, like!
toming
1. Doing something really awesome
2. being really good at something
2. being really good at something
This game is totally toming
you are toming t this
you are toming t this
Tome
The past tense of time
he put in the tome and it payed off