glom

verb3

1. •
   (informal) To take.

   • Currently scripting RKO B westerns, under yet another monicker, the work fronted by a politically acceptable hack writer who glommed a 35 percent cut. — 2019
2. •
   (informal) To grab hold of, seize; catch, grab or latch onto.

   • Winslow glommed at once onto the benefits of such an arrangement. “So I would set the terms, conditions, and whatever fee I chose to pay myself?” “You catch on quick!” said the cuddly clerk impishly. — 2008
3. •
   (informal) To clump up, to seize together into a lump or conglomeration.

   • “The oil pan cracked, the engine seized, and the internal parts glommed together.” — 2000

noun1

1. •
   (informal) Clipping of glomerulus.

noun[before a noun]1

1. •
   (rare) Acronym of girls living off men.