glom onto
glom onto verb: to attach oneself to.
Verb
glom onto (third-person singular simple present gloms onto, present participle glomming onto, simple past and past participle glommed onto)
- To attach oneself to.
- So is the argument that all that social good justifies Evan’s manipulative means? Or is the film critiquing the way we all glom onto strangers’ tragedies in order to make ourselves feel like we’re part of something?2021 September 22, Caroline Siede, “Dear Evan Hansen is a misfire on just about every level”, in AV Club
- To appropriate.
Forms of glom onto
| third-person singular present | gloms onto |
|---|---|
| present participle | glomming onto |
| past participle | glommed onto |
| past | glommed onto |
| alternative form | glomb onto |
| alternative form | glomp onto |
Questions about glom onto
- What does glom onto mean?
- Glom onto means to attach oneself to.
- What part of speech is glom onto?
- Glom onto is a verb.
- What is the past tense of glom onto?
- The past tense of glom onto is glommed onto.
Words near glom onto in the dictionary
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