Doing one thing, get sidetracked by two other things, then spending some time in the bosses office, never finishing the original item.
by Meyer Lover July 16, 2010
by GUCCILEMON April 16, 2019
by Sven Svedal September 19, 2006
by MRS ripley May 27, 2019
Meyer: Verb (mah-yer)
To stand around and continue to move conversation, not allowing one to leave when they would like.
To stand around and continue to move conversation, not allowing one to leave when they would like.
It took them 30 minutes to leave the restaurant because they kept meyering, talking at the table, by the door and by their cars.
by vertigo89711 October 10, 2010
to be left behind; especially when a parent forgets or looses a child in the public sphere.
A variation on mired, but specific to people. Word was first used after a child named Meyer was left behind by parents in Sag Harbor, NY in 2015 and was taken in by good samaritans also with the name Meyer until his parents returned.
A variation on mired, but specific to people. Word was first used after a child named Meyer was left behind by parents in Sag Harbor, NY in 2015 and was taken in by good samaritans also with the name Meyer until his parents returned.
by icemomma June 19, 2021