A term that refers to both the attempt to "hoard" more screen time (that can be obtained) from parents and the panic buying that occurred on Friday, March 13th, 2020, right before the COVID-19 lockdown. This term highlighting a sense of urgency and accumulation in both contexts.
Kids trying to negotiate extra screen time are just hoarding it like people did with toilet paper during the pandemic!
by Emotional Cruiser July 18, 2025
Get the hoardingmug. by C-leezy March 31, 2023
Get the Scatter hoardingmug. A large pile of loose change, typically sitting in the very cupholder of your car, or the ludicrous amount of change people bring into stores without letting the few neurons they have fire off to go to the bank first.
by Tparrett8 April 10, 2025
Get the Dragon hoardmug. The habit of storing things at other’s homes or properties, typically because one is running out of space, under the guise of a long-term loan, with the idea that it will be available when needed without having to store at one’s own home or property.
Nathan knew that Shawn and his girlfriend wanted to start kayaking, so he offered to lend Shawn his two kayaks and let him keep them at his property under the guide of a long term loan, but as remote hoarding, Nathan’s can come get them whenever he needs to.
by HotMonster65 October 19, 2025
Get the Remote hoardingmug. The practice of never deleting a file from online archive; one who practice digital hoarding must do so without guilt or fear from reprisal. They just buy more space.
Itʻs a good thing I practice digital hoarding, otherwise I would never have been able to find that document from 2006.
by LovelyHulaHands September 20, 2023
Get the Digital Hoardingmug. Because of my brother's strategic food hoarding, I can't find those chocolate chip cookies!
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by Ileikturtlez May 22, 2013
Get the Strategic Food Hoardingmug. by Ereck Flowers November 20, 2018
Get the lord hoardmug.