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Millering 

Having different drinks in front of you at once.
Why do you have all of those drinks.
I have a white wine for the fish, a red for the steak, a champagne for the toast and I'm just finishing this beer.
Oh so you're Millering.
Millering by Chooch August 16, 2013

Willemming 

A word used in North London. The point in which someones personal space issues get so bad that it gets to the point where they are practically spooning you.
Dude, fucking stop! Your willemming all over me!
Willemming by TeeEmGee March 1, 2013

Millering 

The act of gaining a woman's trust, conving her to get on all fours in a sexual setting and then proceed to shove your index finger into her anus with consent
"Flip over and trust me", said Matthew, before proceeding to Miller her.

"Why did you break up with Matthew?"
"He was into Millering"
"Ew gross, good call"

"He Millered me"
"PAHAHAHAHAHAHA"

Millering 

The art of smoking a carton of cigarettes per day and not expecting to have breathing problems.
As much as he’s been millering I’m surprised he’s not dead.
Millering by Yevrah werd October 27, 2018

Millering 

To push, pursue, drive, or engage potential sales leads in an un-naturally persistent manner.

A sales style that incorporates tone of voice and mannerism of North-Midwestern guilt end resulting in new business.

Can be used as a noun or verb.
Finally closed that lead after a little millering!
Millering by Itscoldinsummer August 27, 2014

Millering 

The act of wearing a highschool sweatshirt and going up to random people and sayings "It's a tradition".
Guy 1: there's dirt on your shoes
Guy 2: WOAH what's that on your shirt

Guy 1: it's a tradition
Guy 2: really millering that's getting old -__-
Millering by hitache September 30, 2011
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