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Hambycomb
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HAMBYCOMB Hambycomb - Colloquialism/Adjective Hambycomb is a non-word which can convey various meanings dependant on the context in which it is used. Origin The word is believed to have first appeared as a word in the online multiplayer game 'Draw my thing' (www.iminlikewithyou.com) in April 2008 This game is based on 'Pictionary', 1 person draws a description of a randomly generated word and other players have to guess within a time limit. It is believed to have been a programming error of incorrectly spelling 'handcomb' or 'honeycomb. Due to the popularity of this indescript and unknown word (Dictionary.com does not define it as a word) it has spawned into general use around the majority of the game players and even crossing into other online game cultures. Definition Definition is under entirely the context of it's application. It can be considered for use as an indescript 'cover all' answer. Generally its applications have been used to convey acceptance, agreement or contentment. Examples - 'How are you today?' 'Hambycomb!' 'Had a nice day?' 'Hambycomb thanks' 'Do you think you will have it finished today' 'Hambycomb' Hambycomb and its future applications Hambycomb has no noted founder and therefore no 'set' definition or purpose, although popularity is growing for this word to be accepted as a modern colloquialism. Author Thegoodfred AKA. Mike Sanders, United Kingdom 
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