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glomp

Today it means: To embrace enthusiastically; to pounce on and hug, often from a running start. Full definition →

Polish głąb

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glomp · verb, noun¹

An emphatic form of glom.

Glomp · proper noun²

Polish · derived fromgłąb
English todayGlomp

Likely a variant of Glomb, in which case, derived from Polish głąb.

Words from the same roots

Polishgłąb all →

Glabglomb

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