The horrible feeling you have after finishing a marathon-long binge of a favourite TV show. Though the marathon TV show session is a trigger for the bingeover, the exact cause may be for various reasons.
For example:
- You feel empty because there's no more episodes left.
- You fear you can't find a new TV show to binge on to fill the space.
- You feel bad because the next season of that TV show won't be out for another year.
- <Insert your completely justified reason to feel bad here.>
For example:
- You feel empty because there's no more episodes left.
- You fear you can't find a new TV show to binge on to fill the space.
- You feel bad because the next season of that TV show won't be out for another year.
- <Insert your completely justified reason to feel bad here.>
"Quick, line up the next show, I can feel a bingeover coming on!"
"You think you feel bad? My dear, I've got a throbbing bingeover! I desperately need a new TV show to binge on, or perhaps medication!"
"Don't talk too loud, I have a nasty bingeover!"
"I've got a bingeover!" "Seriously dude? That's such a first world problem!"
"You think you feel bad? My dear, I've got a throbbing bingeover! I desperately need a new TV show to binge on, or perhaps medication!"
"Don't talk too loud, I have a nasty bingeover!"
"I've got a bingeover!" "Seriously dude? That's such a first world problem!"
by Frimlin March 9, 2016
The fatigue and cloudy mind you have the next day after staying up half the night binge watching a show when you have to get up early the next day despite not having a single drink
I stayed up to 3 AM watching the last 5 episodes of Season 2 of Game of Thrones and have a horrible bingeover.
by JY 1991 September 9, 2020