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movening 

Slang for "morevening'

A state of mind where one is either confused or purposely conflates morning and evening due to inebriation or being a frequent flyer.
1. Mafukta shows up to work in a state of movening: dressed like a slut ready to pick-up the first cock with a pulse.
2. Mafukta's 'walk of shame' is such a 'morevening' move!
3. Mafukta came in like a 'hot mess' due to her state of 'morevening'."
movening by CharmCityGal March 24, 2011
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mevening 

a derivitive of the word "evening," a mevening indicates a night alone, by choice, typically doing things just for yourself.
Guy: "Hey, what are you up to tomorrow night?"

Girl: "I'm having a mevening. I'll be taking a hot bath, putting on some comfy clothes, and cuddling up on the couch to finish this book I just can't put down."

Example #2:

Girl: "Wanna head to a party with us tomorrow night?"

Guy: "No, thanks, I'm having a mevening."
mevening by Bellacita August 3, 2009
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Good Mevening 

An informal greeting commonly used at all times of day to greet your friends, partners, and companions. An expression of joy and happiness.
Good mevening, how're you doing today?
Are you having a good mevening?
Good Mevening by G0ldstar April 13, 2019

Mevening 

A combination of the words morning and evening so as to apply to multiple people in different time zones at the same time.
When one drops into a Livestream one might say "Mevening everyone, what's going on?" Morning and evening are included in the same greeting so it applies in north America, Europe and Australia simultaneously for example.
Mevening by Allie P Smith June 12, 2021
moening- pronounced munning NOT MOANING now get it FUCKING right you assholes
that moening bitch is soo cool
moening by moening October 9, 2008

movering 

another word for move
“hey gwyn, what you doing?”
“i’m movering the arrow rory.”
movering by Gwynevere Rorke October 1, 2021
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