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Meamble
Meamble is a compound word for meander and amble. It describes the kind of walk that one does between their local train station or bus stop and their house, after an evening on the booze. It does not involve walking in a straight line.
I was meambling home at my own pace when all of a sudden I remembered that I have an early meeting tomorrow and I shouldn't have gone for after work drinks on a Wednesday night. I can't afford to meamble the rest of the way, I must stop looking at my feet and pick up the pace so I can have a glass of water and go to bed.
Meamble by Lee Solomon November 30, 2011
Memeable woman
Woman who likes memes and meme culture in general.
This applies on all sorts of memes, especially if she has a taste for sarcasm, dark humor and sexual memes.
This applies on all sorts of memes, especially if she has a taste for sarcasm, dark humor and sexual memes.
Memeable woman by CROStallion January 2, 2021
Memeable
Memeable by b0bby h3isenb3rg December 18, 2012
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