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leanover
leanover by Mrs. Amazing November 21, 2006
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Leanover
The equivalent of a hangover, but when you've been really lean the night before. Characterised by a lazy fatigue, forgetfulness, and a mild desire for another joint (See Wake n Bake.)
Leanover by _Brightside_ September 27, 2008
Lean Over
Keifer: "Dude, I feel a little hungover, I only had three beers."
Neal: "You're having a lean over, man. You're only halfway there, you might as well have gotten completely smashed."
Neal: "You're having a lean over, man. You're only halfway there, you might as well have gotten completely smashed."
Lean Over by keifermail July 12, 2009
leapover
n. A rare phenomena, similar in severity to a hangover, but occurring on the second day after heavy drinking with a strangely deceiving, asymptomatic day in between.
Lean-over
Lean-over by Sir piff alot December 30, 2012
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