to photobomb
To suddenly appear in someone else's photo to be funny
- verb
- /ˈfoʊtoʊbɑːm/
- Slang
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fotobombear
- We laughed when our friend tried to photobomb the couple's wedding picture.
- get photobombed
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Watch on YouTubeAnd her sole purpose is to take your selfie in space with the earth photobombing you.
- And her sole purpose is to take your selfie in space with the earth photobombing you.
- My dad is is his life passion is to photobomb.
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Examples
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- Didn't mean to photobomb you.
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Ugh, the old lady photobombed me.
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He totally photobombed you.
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During the group photo, Sarah decided to photobomb by jumping in the background with a funny face.
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At the beach, he couldn't resist photobombing strangers' selfies with exaggerated poses.
Antonyms
How Obtrusive
Surface Forms
photobomb infinitive
photobombed past
photobombed past participle
photobombing present participle
photobombs third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Photobomb mixes photo (used in 'photograph' and related to 'light') and bomb ('explosion' or sudden surprise). So to photobomb someone is to 'explode' into their picture—appear suddenly in a photo to spoil it or make it funny.