1. present participle of glom; to grab or seize something eagerly
Usage: informal; often used with 'onto' or 'on'
2. present participle of glom; to attach oneself to someone or something; to latch onto
Usage: informal; often used with 'onto'

Examples

• The kids were glomming onto the free samples at the store.
• She started glomming onto every new trend that came along.
• He's always glomming onto successful people to advance his career.
• The puppy was glomming onto my leg and wouldn't let go.
• Fans were glomming onto the celebrity as she walked through the crowd.
• They were glomming onto the idea immediately after hearing it.