In effect, I'm glomming onto anything that fucks with my neurotransmitters.
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Meanwhile, cryptojacking struck once more, this time glomming onto Tesla's public cloud to mine cryptocurrency.
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I'm trying to think of another word so I won't be glomming onto that right now.
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"Livestream is a new technology that everybody is glomming onto—Facebook more than anyone else," says Rosenblum.
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Amazon certainly isn't reinventing the wheel with Music Unlimited—it's actually just glomming onto an already crowded market.
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So how is that different than glomming a consulting company onto a money company, like a money-giving company?
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Military service is charged with a special aura of bravery and honor that politicians can't resist glomming on to.
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Some biotech insiders and former employees have criticized Verily for glomming onto too many far-fetched health care projects without focus.
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To get rid of this swirling dirt patina glomming onto my skin, I've learned to take joy in washing my face.
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Besides looking like gelatinous pickles, the pyrosomes are also creating a nuisance by clogging up research nets and glomming on to fish hooks.
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As it turns out, glomming on to the trend of the moment to boost your value can only hold you for so long.
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It was Terrell Owens, Tim Tebow ... and now, Ezekiel Elliott is the "ratings baby" the media is glomming on to ... so says Michael Irvin.
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If it felt forced when older rappers tried glomming onto the sensationalized repulsiveness of Odd Future's music, that's probably because they were missing the point.
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We mourn the death of the single player experience while, as a games culture, we're glomming onto every Destiny-like that appears on our radar.
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Like other nerve agents, they work by glomming onto an enzyme that's key for healthy signaling between nerves and muscles — leading to drooling, seizures, and paralysis.
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Mortality hacking is, shall we say, unusual, although it is one topic where Thiel has been a pioneer that others are now glomming onto of late.
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While the first dot-com bubble burst around the new millennium, investment still hung around, eventually glomming onto the social networks and so-called disruption that was happening here.
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Springfield is elastic and can contain many different genres and weird jokes, but the Simpson family's personalities are relatively consistent, and the city itself is always glomming onto the next wild craze.
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Right-wing extremism is glomming onto the Trump administration and gaining momentum, and anti-fascist frontline fighters do not appear to be slowing down as their ranks are bolstered by anti-Trump sentiment.
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Why it's exciting: Stevenson has been one of the breakout comics heroes of the past few years, with her work on the Eisner-glomming Lumberjanes, Disney's TV series Wander Over Yonder, and Marvel's Runaways and Thor.
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Now, we find them glomming on to our routines: joining us for dinner or family strolls, going on vacations or out on dates with us, waking us up in the morning and tucking us in at night.
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Q's prophecies are something closer to a grand unifying conspiracy theory, one that incorporates older absurd theories (stretching back to the Kennedy administration) and continuously spins off new tendrils, glomming itself onto news events as they unfold.
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Swell news: Alt-right trolls are reportedly glomming on to last Thursday's instance of racial profiling at a Philadelphia Starbucks by spreading a doctored coupon that promises people of color and customers "of African-American heritage" free drinks.
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By cracking down on family plan members who aren't living in the same home, Spotify is presumably hoping to drive those users to pay for their own subscription instead of glomming on to their old roommate's plan from across the country.
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In the first kind, except for Fayaway, who's about as real as a mermaid, there are hardly any women, and, in the second kind, there's just the "one big, threatening woman," as John Updike put it, a glomming together of Melville's wife, mother, and sisters.
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As Snopes pointed out in its assessment of the Brooklyn Paper article, it's difficult to know whether doggie antivaxxers are all that common in the first place, but there definitely seems to be some diehard activists and cranks in the anti-vax movement glomming onto the idea.
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It turns out host Joe Scarborough has been highly critical of the Florida senator, most recently glomming onto the line that Rubio is "too robotic, too prepackaged, and too young" to be president, a criticism that has gained traction following Rubio's circuits going haywire during the last debate.
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Many institutions including the National Academy of Sciences are starting to take slow but laudale steps toward ousting sexual offenders from within science — but it remains paramount for those in a position of power inside the community to stop offenders from glomming onto science from the outside too.
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The true lifecycle of a buzzword likely begins with a marketer attempting to distill technical advantages into something attention-grabbing, other marketers glomming on like bedbugs, users squinting and puzzling over its meaning, and finally, reluctant acceptance of some nebulous, "flexible" definition that solidifies its position in the industry lexicon (Exhibit A: "zero trust").
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A bilingual banger buoyed by Bad Bunny and J Balvin features, her track's welcome arrival in the upper reaches of the all-genre singles charts has everything to do with the nature of digital consumption, the momentous result of pop, rap, and Latin music listenerships glomming onto one another to form a sort of boogie-down rat king.
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When I was attacked by name searching Lady Gaga fans for tweeting that she was a phony or hack or whatever it is I call artists like her when my dander is up, I didn't apologize to them because I was convinced (if anything, my distaste for Gaga-ian empty gestures towards meaning—be it her glomming onto whatever cause du jour, political-as-of-November-2016 "punks," or any generic neo-indie goths using death and darkness as a prop—has only grown over the years) but because I loved that they loved her, and what was my contempt serving at that moment?
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