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convenance 

Noun

1- Reason used by Certifiable Morons to justify paying $20 for a can of Chef Boyardee.

2- Misspelling of "Convenience" - possibly by Certifiable Morons.

3- That which is suitable, agreeable, or convenient
If you guys don't understand why someone would pay more for an item due to convenance (A-HEH! Convenance Stores!! A-HEM!!), then I guess we now know who the real morons are.
convenance by qwerty@uiop.com November 8, 2006
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conveganient 

Someone who says they are Vegan only when it is convenient for them in order to look superior to others.
"Jan is such a conveganient. She says she is a Vegan but didn't have any problems eating that omelet."
conveganient by Grok Sanchez January 20, 2014

Convergance 

Hey Brian, did you do your convergance yet!?
Convergance by johndoejohn June 8, 2011

conveyance 

A thing that video games need, without it they are worthless
Man this indie game is so bad it doesnt have enough conveyance
conveyance by Georgio armchair September 19, 2015

conveyance 

conveyance anniversary is 32nd anniversary
conveyance anniversary! for my sextuple 6's on dice lets go!g
conveyance by chargingvindiction4 January 18, 2025
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