hungover

past tense of "hangover". refer to hangover for more information.

I drank way to much alcohol last night that i was hungover all day the following day.

by sum1hucares February 28, 2008

hungover

the state of being in which a person's electric toothbrush feels like a jackhammer to the head.

Man, I'm so hungover this morning that it hurts to brush my teeth!

by DeathbyCunningLinguist January 15, 2013

chunger

Derived from the Spanish chingar, meaning to fuck or to fuck up. It was in common usage in 1960s Southern California to mean "mess up." Past tense and past perfect is chungered. Almost always used in the past tense, as in examples, but can be used in present or future.

I hit a tree and chungered my fender.
Yeah, I fell off my bicycle and chungered my knee bad.
Oh wow, man. That tire is totally chungered.
If you go over that dirt road, you're going to chunger your oil pan.

by MineralMan October 30, 2007

crungover

Suffering from a hangover but more severe, since you didn't just get drunk, you got crunk.

D: "Hey girl, let's take you shopping today huh?"
J: "I don't think so, bro. I am so crungover."
D: "You were the one who wanted to get crunk last night!"
J: "I don't want to talk about it."

by Dave Berlin January 9, 2009

Churnover

The concept of 'churnover' is an amalgamation of two often-confused (and now synergised!) terms:

1. Turnover: denoting a high rate of (possibly good quality) goods/people within a cyclical process within a period of time.

2. Churn-out: denoting the provision of 'functional' outputs of dubious quality in a methodical, banal manner (see Price Waterhouse Cooper, most think tanks)

Churnover therefore denotes a high rate of banal outputs of bad - or no - quality at all.

Churnover can therefore be applied retrospectively to most the things that have occurred over the lat 30 years.

'Wow, we really are seeing a churnover of undergraduate degrees these days'

'Wow, the third world is sure experiencing a churnover of births'

by bbanter March 17, 2010

chingodera

a word that can replace any noun.

hand me that chingodera, will ya?

by d.moore June 29, 2004

Hungover Horn

The extreme level of horniness a person achieves when slightly hungover after a night out.

Goffrey: Damn you hungover horn, how am I going to be able to go to work with this raging hard on??

by Goffrey4111 October 8, 2015