by Rachel Damon July 20, 2011
(Noun)(LER-lee)The point between a late night and an early morning. Generally the point where the level of intelligence of the involved party decreases dramatically and movements become sluggish and uncoordinated. Usually only occurs during an all nighter.
by xCNastyx July 11, 2008
“late night talks at 3 am are so cool”
“u mean early morning talks?”
“guys chill. it’s called learly talks”
“u mean early morning talks?”
“guys chill. it’s called learly talks”
by Ferdana veng August 1, 2022
The bane of many students, especially IB students, 'learly' is the period of time during the dark hours where it is impossible to discern whether it is late at night or early the next morning.
Ugh, I went to bed so learly because of that IA!
It was learly enough that I didn't know whether I should put March 1 or March 2 at the top of my paper.
When it gets learly, my brain just shuts down, I don't know why I even bother trying to get any work done!
It was learly enough that I didn't know whether I should put March 1 or March 2 at the top of my paper.
When it gets learly, my brain just shuts down, I don't know why I even bother trying to get any work done!
by gmibstudent March 2, 2009
Late yet Early. A person who is usually early but its late for them and yet still ahead of schedule. POA is the exact opposite of Learly, meaning, She is usually LATE and still Late but not as late as usual.
by Diana Cardenas Perdomo June 3, 2008
by OhIDid October 13, 2013
Word used to specify a time of day, used mainly when during dark (nighttime) hours. In between 'late' at night and 'early' in the morning- that's 'learly'
by Río Bravó March 10, 2018