Definitions for loomlum  This page provides all possible
meanings and translations of the word loom  Random House
Webster's College Dictionary     1. a hand-operated or power-
driven apparatus for weaving fabrics.      Category: Textiles
2. the part of an oar between the blade and the handle.
Category: Nautical, Navy    3. (v.t.)to weave (something) on a
loom.  Origin of loom:  bef. 900; ME lome tool, bucket, OE
gelōma tool     1. to come into view in indistinct and enlarged
form:      The island loomed through the mist.    2. to rise
before or overhang with an appearance of great or portentous
size:      Suddenly a police officer loomed over him.    3. to
assume form as an impending event:      A battle looms at the
convention.    4. (n.)a looming appearance, as of something seen
indistinctly at a distance.  Origin of loom:  1585–95; orig.
uncert.  Princeton's WordNet    1. loom(verb)      a textile
machine for weaving yarn into a textile    2. loom(verb)
come into view indistinctly, often threat