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Good Morrow 

The greatest way to greet anyone,

P.S Only works if you're English,
Barry: Orite Steve mate what's going down!

Steve Perrywinkle Cumberworth III: Good Morrow my good man!
Good Morrow by dtskillz June 22, 2011

good morrow 

to bid another a welcoming. Or to celebrate a victory in a HELLOOOO style.
good morrow sir.
how many irish men does it take to change a lightbulb, 100, 1 to hold it and 99 to turn the room, GOOD MORROW
good morrow by pickle49 August 11, 2008

Good Morrow 

A parting phrase and short version of Good Tomorrow. Used when Today isn't particulary exciting but You know Tommorow's gonna be good.
Boss: Remember to show up to work tommorow. Y'all get paid then.

Employee: Good Morrow (exits)
Good Morrow by TheBobMob November 26, 2011

Good 'morrow 

The Amish way of saying "good morning".
"Good 'morrow to thee, neighbor!" - Itchy the Mouse from "The Simpsons"
Good 'morrow by Steven-O January 15, 2010

Good morrow old bean 

Just a greeting, like hello but more colourful
Good morrow old bean by Kt VV February 2, 2010

Good Marrow 

Tity fuck a girl then slap the back of her head and scream GOOD MARROW
Last night i good marrowed your sister
Good Marrow by Ziti Lis August 14, 2009
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