glom onto
US /ɡlɑm ˈɑntu/
・UK /ɡlɒm ˈɒntuː/
C2
phr.v.To cling to or hold onto someone or something persistently.
She tends to glom onto people and never lets go.
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Trump Attacks Jimmy Kimmel Again, Goes to War with Supreme Court & Kash Patel Parties at Olympics
- Kash has got his phone to glom onto the glory and invite the men's team, and
Kash has got his phone to glom onto the glory and invite the men's team, and
- To glom onto the glory and invite the men's team, and
To glom onto the glory and invite the men's team, and
Savannah Guthrie to kidnapper: ‘It’s never too late to do the right thing’
- But it is worth scrutinizing what happens when a crime, an actual crime, moves into the true crime genre and you have people trying to glom onto it for their 15 minutes of fame.
But it is worth scrutinizing what happens when a crime, an actual crime, moves into the true crime genre and you have people trying to glom onto it for their 15 minutes of fame.
- But it is worth scrutinizing what happens when a crime, an actual crime, moves into the true crime genre and you have people trying to glom onto it for their 15 minutes of fame.
But it is worth scrutinizing what happens when a crime, an actual crime, moves into the true crime genre and you have people trying to glom onto it for their 15 minutes of fame.
MinuteEarth Explains: Microbes
- That's because, in order to form clouds, moisture in the air needs microscopic particles to glom onto, like airborne dust, sea salt, or pollution.
That's because, in order to form clouds, moisture in the air needs microscopic particles to glom onto, like airborne dust, sea salt, or pollution.