Glom
verb
To take hold of something; to grab.
She glommed onto the purse as soon as it hit the table.

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Informal
glom onto,glom up,glom together
verb
To understand or grasp something.
I finally glommed the concept after the teacher explained it again.

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Neutral
glom on,glom in,glom at
verb
To take hold of something; to grab.
She glommed onto the purse as soon as it hit the table.

Usage tips
Informal
glom onto,glom up,glom together
verb
To understand or grasp something.
I finally glommed the concept after the teacher explained it again.

Usage tips
Neutral
glom on,glom in,glom at
Definition 1 of 2

Slang Usage
In informal settings, 'glom' often refers to grabbing something suddenly.
He glommed onto the idea of traveling abroad.
Understanding Context
Recognizing when to use 'glom' can enhance conversational skills.
When he gloms onto a topic, he can talk for hours.
Expressing Eagerness
'Glom' can imply an eager or greedy take on something.
She glommed onto the first slice of pizza.
Slang Usage
In informal settings, 'glom' often refers to grabbing something suddenly.
He glommed onto the idea of traveling abroad.
Understanding Context
Recognizing when to use 'glom' can enhance conversational skills.
When he gloms onto a topic, he can talk for hours.
Expressing Eagerness
'Glom' can imply an eager or greedy take on something.
She glommed onto the first slice of pizza.
Slang Usage
In informal settings, 'glom' often refers to grabbing something suddenly.
He glommed onto the idea of traveling abroad.
Understanding Context
Recognizing when to use 'glom' can enhance conversational skills.
When he gloms onto a topic, he can talk for hours.
Expressing Eagerness
'Glom' can imply an eager or greedy take on something.
She glommed onto the first slice of pizza.
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