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When you have an extreme hangover and you need food, but are too hungover to get up and get it yourself. Sorry, Mom, I can't make it to your wedding...I'm way too hungrover and no one will bring me food.
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adj. 1. Pertains to a situation where a person feels hungry and hungover at the same time. 2. The feeling of hunger and hangoverness. Mike is so hungrover, he woke up hungry with a hangover.
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Waking up extremely hungry. It is simply a play on the word hungover but actually does not relate to it. Nick didn't eat dinner last night and this morning he said he woke up totally hungrover.
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The layover of hunger felt at 3pm caused by eating awesome lasagna too early in the day for lunch. I ate my awesome lasagna too early in the day for lunch, now I'm soooo hungrover.
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Hungry and hungover. I shouldn't have had that last shot of Kentucky Gentlemen. I'm hungrover, lets go to Illegal Pete's for some guacamole.
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The physical state you are generally in the morning after a night of excessive alcohol consumption, characterised by sluggishness and serious munchies. I really shouldn't have had those last five Jagerbombs... And the fridge is empty... I am seriously hungrover
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waking up hungover, but also hungry.
"Man, I need an aspirin and a sandwich, I am so hungrover."
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