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Currently, a popular filler (first observed to be popularized by ABC news c.2000) in spoken media.

Often used at the end of sentences by paid "news readers" to fill airtime, while adding no value whatsoever.
ANY sentence with this ending can be said without it and the meaning remains unchanged.
Correct - "The house and barn were destroyed"
Incorrect - "The house was destroyed, and the barn was destroyed as well ... over to you, Kathy"
as well by B. Schauerte December 7, 2006
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The most annoying and irrelevant phrase that people feel the need to say all the time. It often doesn't make any sense but they say it to make themselves seem smarter than they really are, as well.
Person1: Did you see that fight at school?!

Person2: Oh darn, I missed it as well.

Person1: Ummm. ok... *walks away*

as well then too 

A phrase used by people who's linguistic skills are not up to par to shorten a sentence and attempt to sound smarter than they actually are. The phrase can also be used by habitual users who try and fill sentences for lack of a better phrase.
The cat climbed the wall and the dog ran up the street as well then too.
as well then too by YKZ ATC April 25, 2011

Mine as well 

The term used by morons who don't realize that what they are saying doesn't make sense.
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Guy: "Well, I mine as well go workout before I get too tired"
Friend: "Might* as well"
Guy: "O, yea. I guess that makes more sense"
Mine as well by Learn English August 30, 2013

mmmmmmm might as well 

a phrase used by a girl who is never satisfied.
girl: mmmmmmm might as well never come home

boy: okay i was at work

girl:mmmm i might as well dig your grave since you are never here
mmmmmmm might as well by salbltrn November 7, 2012

Might as well, can't dance, to wet to plow, fish ain't biting. 

An old southern saying. A term of acknowledgement or boredom.
Will you go to the store and get some milk? Might as well, can't dance, to wet to plow, fish ain't biting.

might as well

There is no reason you should not do something.
Me es igual si lo hago. Por eso, pienso hacerlo.
No me costaría nada hacerlo. Por eso, pienso hacerlo.
Since I have to wait, I might as well sit down and relax.

It makes no difference whether you steal a lamb or a sheep, so you might as well steal a sheep.
might as well by Hal King December 14, 2008
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