Sumo

[Raeanne Dimick]

Sumo acts as a variable in the Slang English language system. At times sumo means Yes and at other times it means No. The word Sumo is created to minimize the potential awkwardness and confusion in the conversation, if you are not sure what to say, just say sumo and the other person will continue talking and then you will better know what he is trying to say. It mostly depends on how the reader wants to interpret it. It is also used to show emotions and to send a secret reconsideration.

In the following example.

[PussyCat]

Someone who goes to mcdonalds twice a day.

[Vania]

Big, Large, Humongous

[Justin Bieber]

another way of saying an object is fat,obese,heavy,or thick.

[Luis Fok]

New acronym for the internet meaning Shut Up and Move On. Too often, arguments on internet forums turn into constant shoutfests with no beginning and no end. These arguments will never solve anything. Knowing this, the only way to end the argument is to just give it up entirely and move on to more pressing matters.

So, just tell the person on the other side of the argument to SUMO: Shut Up and Move On.

Just, please dont use it as an insult.

[PussyCat]

more of something

[Lanell]

Sumo helps ecommerce businesses to grow their email lists, get more customers, and convert visitors into lifetime buyers automatically. A software product by Sumo group

[Renato]

Drive adherence to your sales process by motivating the high-value, winning sales behaviours that lead to more sales. A software product by CloudApps

[Monty]

A Japanese form of heavyweight wrestling, in which a wrestler wins a bout by forcing his opponent outside a marked circle or by making him touch the ground with any part of his body except the soles of his feet.

[Luis Fok]

someone who does sumo wrestling as a sport: