Amandering

To be on the phone constantly to your missus and being in constant fear of getting a telling off by your other half.

Oh he is Amandering again

Amandering by Matt787 March 13, 2024

AMANDERING

someone aimlessly pottering around past bedtime, making unnecessary noise and not getting anything useful done in the process. often an attempt to make a snack and getting sidetracked thinking they can clean up a little while they are at it. before they know it, 90 minutes has past and they still haven't made a snack or tidied up.

John's been waiting for his wife to come to bed for 90 minutes, I bet she's in the kitchen Amandering again. He may as well go to sleep before the sun comes up and she's still not finished mucking around.

AMANDERING by fartiscrubs September 7, 2025

Amandering

When the bartender eats, checks her phone or sits down to watch a movie, instead of getting you a beer

Shirley the bartender was Amandering around instead of serving customers.

Amandering by thirsty at mollies April 18, 2026

geriatric-mandering 

The act of sending your conservative parents to a retirement home in republican stronghold states to reduce the impact of their vote.

Person 1: I’m sending my racist mom to a retirement home in Alabama.

Person 2: Geriatric-mandering, huh?

geriatric-mandering by CookPu69 February 2, 2020

Jack-Mandering 

(n). when you intentionally submit multiple responses on a Google form in order to ensure a specific outcome of a vote, an offense punishable by an eye-poke

(v). intentionally submitting multiple responses on a Google form in order to ensure a specific outcome of a vote

"Did you hear what happened in Miller's class? There was Jack-Mandering afoot in the class vote."

Jack-Mandering by Aunt Tim February 1, 2022

amandazing 

(v.) A·man·dāzing Pertaining to the amazingness of Amanda. Trumps all other descriptive verbs.

Amanda is amandazing.

amandazing by shadowhunter1005 April 20, 2008

amazering 

1. more amazing than amazing.

Wow. That boy is amazering.

amazering by jeNner June 17, 2003