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misconsumption 

A word that Justin has added to the dictionary in order to (1) prove Alex wrong and (2)continue using it without further looking stupid.
Alex: Misconsumption is not a word.
Justin: Yes it is. It is the action of consuming something in an improper manner, such as: 'The misconsumption of my apple juice made me choke.'
Alex: So then how come it is not in the dictionary?
Justin: Well now it is.
misconsumption by Justin123456 April 7, 2008
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misconsumption 

The action of having more alcohol beverages than intentionally planned
I was the designated driver and planned on drinking 2 drinks, but had a misconsumption and had 3 drinks
misconsumption by Nee-Pooh August 13, 2009
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misconsumption 

When a food or drink item is consumed by mistake, it is a misconsumption.
"I didn't mean to eat the whole box of cookies, it was a misconsumption!"
misconsumption by ElCommissioner December 12, 2021
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murderhobo 

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Concrete cowboy 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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