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Over Encumbered 

1) When your girlfriend or mother makes you carry all of her shopping. Even if it's only three ounces, it's way too heavy.

2) When the events of the day make you feel suicidal, but you're too wiped out to put yourself out of your misery.

3) When your RPG character can no longer move due to having an absurd amount of stuff in his tiny backpack.
Note: Some RPGs are gracious enough to allow you to move slowly while over encumbered, but it's so slow you might as well be standing still.
"Crap, man, I'm over encumbered."
"Well, leave the iron hammer."
"No way! That item is vital to a later side-quest. I'm not coming all the way back to these caves to get it."
"Well, leave the shield. You can pick up another at Cloud Ruler Temple."
"Nah, I'll need that for getting out of this cave alive."
"Drop the gem then. It'll be just enough to put you under the weight limit."
"Man, this thing's worth 2,300 gold! I'm not just gonna drop it."
"Then quit playing Oblivion and go outside and get some fresh air."
Over Encumbered by STJosh May 1, 2007
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Encumbered 

Engaged in action: Occupied.
Q: Are you free Wednesday night or are you encumbered with Whatshisname?

A: Encumbered. And Recurring. And why you always gotta be all up in my bweez-nass?
Encumbered by H Green March 22, 2008

encumbered 

to burden someone with smthing.
John:That chick is smart.
Dany:y?
John:Our teacher encumbered her with lots of science homework yesterday n she completed it within a day.
Dany:well, i think she is nothin but a nerd.
encumbered by James marko vello October 4, 2010

Cucumber encumberer 

A more esoteric term for "cock blocker" derived from the term "encumber: to restrict or burden (someone or something) in such a way that free action or movement is difficult." and "cucumber: a hard pickle, and pickle means penis."
The term may also exist in the form of "encumber(ed/ing) the/my/his cucumber" as well as other possible combinations.
"Jenny's crazy roommate who adopted 4 cats and hates men probably fingers herself to encumbering my cucumber like it's a fucking hobby. I just want a piece of Jenny!"
"Cucumber encumberer, keeping the cum out of her!"

Encumbranuisance 

Someone who makes a claim and encourages others to also do so against land or property which doesn’t belong to them with an annoying sense of entitlement and a complete disregard for the actual owners.
‘That person is such an annoying encumbranuisance! How would they like it if I discussed their private property as if it were my own all over social media!!’

Encumberensome

Word used to describe when something is cumbersome and then some.
Holy crap, ED. This project is Encumberensome!
Encumberensome by nana hammock July 16, 2019

Encumberensome

To be completely and utterly too busy to contemplate not being busy
Ben and Eric were over encumberensome to the point they could win a staring contest with the sun.
Encumberensome by DabbinHammer July 16, 2019
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murderhobo 

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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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