Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Same as
aboma . - noun A simplified spelling of
bomb .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun (Zoöl.) A large American serpent, so called from the sound it makes.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun zoology A large serpent found in America
Etymologies
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Examples
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I thought the bom was a whole "another testament" as in all new words / scriptures / info that had never been read or seen before ...
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I thought the bom was a whole "another testament" as in all new words / scriptures / info that had never been read or seen before ...
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Both words have the "bom" sound in them, and that reflects the inner truth of the whole phrase.
Anti-Obama Fury Spills Over Into Down-Ticket Contests: "Bomb Obama"
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:: The way to say "bom-ba" requires a little practice, and "eres una" would be said with much less emphasis while "bom" would last longer, though after hearing the song one time, you'll never forget it.
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: The way to say "bom-ba" requires a little practice, and "eres una" would be said with much less emphasis while "bom" would last longer, though after hearing the song one time, you'll never forget it.
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::: The way to say "bom-ba" requires a little practice, and "eres una" would be said with much less emphasis while "bom" would last longer, though after hearing the song one time, you'll never forget it.
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::: The way to say "bom-ba" requires a little practice, and "eres una" would be said with much less emphasis while "bom" would last longer, though after hearing the song one time, you'll never forget it.
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::: The way to say "bom-ba" requires a little practice, and "eres una" would be said with much less emphasis while "bom" would last longer, though after hearing the song one time, you'll never forget it.
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The way to say "bom-ba" requires a little practice, and "eres una" would be said with much less emphasis while "bom" would last longer, though after hearing the song one time, you'll never forget it.
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: The way to say "bom-ba" requires a little practice, and "eres una" would be said with much less emphasis while "bom" would last longer, though after hearing the song one time, you'll never forget it.
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