P.O.M. stands for Prisoner of Mother England and was often used to describe convicts
P.O.M Really stands for prisoner of millbank (which millbank prison was the holding prison for those being transported to Australia now the Tate gallery
Pom is a contraction of pomegranate a derogatory term used by the French to insult the rosy cheeked English
The Australian slang term "pom" is usually a derogatory reference to someone from England.The origin of the term is not known, but there are numerous theories.One popular theory is that the word is an abbreviation of Prisoner Of Her Majesty, or possibly Prisoner Of Mother England, as the first white settlers in Australia were convicts from England.Another theory suggests 'pom' is short for 'pomegranate', as the word 'pommygrant' was Australian rhyming slang for 'immigrant'. In a similar vein, the English settlers became known as 'poms' because their pale skin turned pomegranate red in Australia's blazing sun.
"Pom pom" in French is a small decorative ball or tuft typically made of yarn or fabric and used as a decoration on clothing or accessories.
it means shake your bum like a cheerleader shakes her pom poms dancing term...you wouldn't understand hope this helps :)
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It's Australian slang. See the Related Link.
a pom pom dance is a Cheerleading dance with pompoms all the time
Shake Your Pom Pom was created on 2008-03-04.
Pom Pom - film - was created on 1984-02-22.
barbie pom pom squad
No. Many people believe that pom-poms should have a "plural-plural." But, "pom-poms" is the same, whether it is one set or a hundred sets. If there are two or more pom-poms its just pom-poms. As a comparison, it would be like asking if one dog is a dog should two dogs be referred to as dog dog. Also, the singular of pom-pom is pom-pom. It comes from the French word pompon. Although some people will tell you that the singular is just "pom," this is not true. You can have one pom-pom, or many pom-poms.
Pom as in Pom-pom.