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glom

[glom] / glɒm /










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Soon after the memes started making the rounds on Sunday, other politicians glommed on.

From Los Angeles Times

Domestic terrorists are generally people — mostly men — who are lost souls that glom onto half-baked political rationalizations.

From Salon

Using mouse antibodies that glom on to proteasomes, and other methods, the investigators found the proteasomes on the surface of neurons in the spinal cord, dorsal root ganglia, sciatic nerve and peripheral nerves innervating skin.

From Science Daily

But the latest generation has definitely glommed onto and revived some of the most deplorable, if I may use that word, beliefs from the past.

From Salon

These are people who have been shut out of power through their own failures, and try to glom onto it by becoming Trump's lackeys.

From Salon