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| glom [ glom ] (past and past participle glommed, present participle glom·ming, 3rd person present singular gloms) |
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1. grab something: to grab or seize hold of something
 businesspeople who glom any idea that has been floated by a management guru
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2. begin to understand: to begin to understand or realize something
Kids soon glom onto what's considered to be cool.
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| [Early 20th century. Probably variant of Scottish English glaum "snatch at," origin ?] |
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