by icwish November 8, 2009
A relationship that last for only a couple of months. Usually during the winter months.
Hiber- comes from Hibernation.
Ideally you meet a hibermate on New Years Eve so that you skip the end of year gift giving holiday season. If you work it right, you can send a message break up message on Valentines Day with a practical, rather than romantic gift. You can then be free and clear by Saint Patrick’s Day!
Hiber- comes from Hibernation.
Ideally you meet a hibermate on New Years Eve so that you skip the end of year gift giving holiday season. If you work it right, you can send a message break up message on Valentines Day with a practical, rather than romantic gift. You can then be free and clear by Saint Patrick’s Day!
I found the perfect hibermate. After I get through these cold winter months, the hibermate is getting kicked out the door.
by Ballzer December 2, 2008
by themoorethebetter January 26, 2013
Hibermating (verb) (i.e. cuffing) Being involved in a relationship, usually lasting between one to three months during the Winter -when the nights are the longest, and the bed sheets are the coldest.
Hibermating can usually be recognized by...
- the copious amounts of takeout
containers that it leaves in its wake...
- blurry eyes as a result from Netflix
binging ...
- a per capita uptick in spooning
behavior that is located within a
specific geography area such as the
Northern Hemisphere, the Eastern
Seaboard, or the third floor of City
Liquidators, to name a few.
Hibermating can usually be recognized by...
- the copious amounts of takeout
containers that it leaves in its wake...
- blurry eyes as a result from Netflix
binging ...
- a per capita uptick in spooning
behavior that is located within a
specific geography area such as the
Northern Hemisphere, the Eastern
Seaboard, or the third floor of City
Liquidators, to name a few.
by Owen McKash January 17, 2018
by L-J Jackson December 7, 2013
Adj. When two people start dating, but you never see them anymore because they just have sex all the time.
Person 1: "hey have you seen Pete lately"
Person 2: "nah, not since he got with sally, they've just been hibermating all the time"
Person 2: "nah, not since he got with sally, they've just been hibermating all the time"
by heapsmissage_90 December 2, 2010
what teenagers want to do to with their peers when they get away from their parents. a combination of the words hibernating and exploratory mating
Where are the kids?
"hibermating"
"hibermating"
by wellrounded March 30, 2010