overboofing
overboofing by Carhiln November 1, 2019
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Overbooking
Overposting on Facebook. An ego disorder leading people to believe their friends want to hear from them more than once or twice a week.
Dude, I'm totally progressive. But, when you Outrage-Post 19 political articles and videos in 3 hours--that's Overbooking!
Overbooking by Two Hep Cats April 13, 2011
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overcooking
When you're having sex and the girls eyes start to water and her legs lock up and shake. When she starts to ask you to stop because it's too intense and you just double down and make her have an intense climax.
overcooking by jaCkBnimbLe April 4, 2015
overbooking
making dates with multiple people for the same night to meet you at one place assuming that some will cancel or not show and then having all of them show up.
Sarah & Marysol are overbooking for Friday night by inviting Torry, Chris, Mike, Doug, and all of their male friends to meet them at the bar.
overbooking by Marysol V. July 19, 2007
Overloafing
It is the excessive amount of bread
Or "loaves".
Overloafing may be also be used as a substitute for the word "overlapping".
It may also be used in joking and other types of sentences.
This word originated from the word overlapping, due to it being misread and read as overloafing instead.
Or "loaves".
Overloafing may be also be used as a substitute for the word "overlapping".
It may also be used in joking and other types of sentences.
This word originated from the word overlapping, due to it being misread and read as overloafing instead.
Overloafing by BORGEREATINGCHAMP April 18, 2022
overlooking
overlooking by knewangel July 20, 2011
Overlooming
Overlooming by Bebe, bb October 21, 2021
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