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Glom

Glom meaning

To take. | To grab hold of, seize; catch, grab or latch onto. | To clump up, to seize together into a lump or conglomeration.

Example sentences (6)

The city is taking the lead to put in place a Housing Action Plan (HAP), and county actors will do well to try and support this HAP and glom onto it for collateral effects into the Springs and adjacent Urban Service Areas.

All three love to glom on to others’ hard work and then wrap their opinions around it.

But anything that is flushed or dumped might glom on to the fatberg.

In one direction, at least, the relationship between the deniers and the far right seems clear, with the former eager to glom onto latter’s rising star while their own fades.

I would say this falls under the Glom of Nit provision.

The same boring reason celebrities usually glom onto: privacy.