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glommed

verb as in grasp

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Teens who had been embarassed by Facebook postings and texts, easily captured and shared an infinitum, quickly glommed onto it.

Evangelicals may have glommed onto the Tea Party, but economic concerns are what propelled it into the mainstream.

Another segment of the entertainment industry—hip hop performers—also glommed onto the Glock.

In the past, when fashion designers have glommed on to a new star, they have bent her to their will.

He immediately glommed onto her, despite still being engaged to Simmons at the time.

"I want to show yuh a couple of dandy serapes I just glommed, down street," he said, and rolled the bundle open upon the desk.

He got all right again, and they stuck him in jail along with another one old Lauman, the sheriff, glommed a week ago.

Don't you know, even, why she came and glommed onto me like that?

Brad glommed him glumly in the gloaming, with more than a glimmer of gloomy foreboding.

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On this page you'll find 217 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to glommed, such as: apprehend, capture, catch, detain, imprison, and incarcerate.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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