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Rehydration Station

n, the day after a long sesh when you can't drink enough cos your dehydrated.

v, a place where you can rehydrate
Jo & Jack were just off a sesh when they needed to top up their fluids after partying.

Jack: "I'm so thirsty Iv already drunk 3 cans of irn bru"

Jo: "That's cos we are at the rehydration station"

rehydration 

Rehydration - When you're dehydrated you simply hydrate. I have no idea why some asshole added the "re" prefix.

Nutticus- "I'm so hungover, I need to rehydrate!"
Seemers - "Why don't you just hydrate?"
rehydration
rehydration by Butt-nut February 22, 2010

Rehydration Juice 

A made up word used by the stupid bint on 'The Kitchen Pharmacy' to replace the word water.
Naturopath: ''Ill show you how to make some rehydration juice to stay young''

Mike: ''fuck off''

rehydrated 

From the word "dehydrated".

1. The refreshing feeling when one has consumed large amounts of water after a straining exercise or during an extremely hot day. Generally curing dehydration.

2. Also useable as a verb: to rehydrate.
Ex 1: In the euphoria that followed my rehydration I fell asleep naked on the floor.

Ex 2: Had I not rehydrated, I would surely have evaporated in the heat.
Rehyona is a pretty girl who will take your man in a second vary smart and is normally light skin

Rehyona is the true definition of a whole meal
Rehyona is a snack
Have you heard of that girl rehyona
rehyona by Baddie_baby April 21, 2019

rectal rehydration 

CIA medical officers discussed rectal rehydration as a means of behavior control.
rectal rehydration by jw1337 December 14, 2014
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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