overhugger
someone who loves the person they're hugging so much that they invade that person's space so they're extremely uncomfortable. especially common while a picture is being taken.
overhugger by xoxo, GG November 24, 2009
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Overhungry
When one eats too much food, specifically fish, and they die of consuming too much for their body. A better way to die compared to starving to death and liposuction or a lap band can prevent death by overhungry.
Give a man 1 fish he eats for a meal, give a man 2 fish and he eats for 2 meals, give a man 3 fish and he dies of overhungry.
Overhungry by j9hunna February 17, 2019
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Overhungry
Definition 1:
Person a: “I’m so overhungry that I don’t care what we eat”
Person b: “how about burgers and fries?”
Person a: “no that doesn’t sound good.”
Definition 2:
When you ask your girlfriend where she wants to eat but then promptly disses what you suggest.
Person a: “I’m so overhungry that I don’t care what we eat”
Person b: “how about burgers and fries?”
Person a: “no that doesn’t sound good.”
Definition 2:
When you ask your girlfriend where she wants to eat but then promptly disses what you suggest.
Overhungry by ce99creates May 8, 2020
Overnugget
When someone impulse purchases 50 or more chicken nuggets and proceeds to consume less than 1/5 of them.
Overnugget by Wylee Coy Ote December 12, 2020
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