clomb

American  

[klohm] / kloʊm /

verb

Chiefly Eastern Virginia.

1. simple past tense and past participle of climb.

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clomb British  

/ kləʊm /

verb

1. archaic  a past tense and past participle of climb

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Example Sentences

It is said that he clomb the still standing tower or gable of the old church so high that he found it impossible to get down, and was in a position of great danger.

From Project Gutenberg

A rough tower like that at Trim might be clomb easily enough, but it might not be so easy to get down.

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In that night, Jan Biddle, a man of Belial, made off with our vessel; but Master Hazelrig spied her ere she ran clear, and we swam to her and clomb aboard, and were vumped topsy-versy by those knavish mutineers.

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"Bring him close beneath this window, and I'll learn you all how to mount a horse which kicketh, and will not be clomb by the tail, the staircase of an horse."

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And up to her there suddenly clomb and hurried another cloud, Huge, hairy, bulging, and knobby, with dark and knotted brows: And he thrust out long bungling arms to her and drew himself up to her, And I watched them melting together, blue mouth to sad white mouth.

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