spangover
spangover by prollynot260 December 14, 2011
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Spangover
A sports hangover achieved by one staying up late, or waking up early, to watch their favorite sports team in a different time zone. A common phenomenon on Birthright or gap year programs in Israel.
Noah: Dude, why do you look like death?
David: I have a mad spangover. I woke up at 4:30 in the morning to watch the Browns break my heart.
Noah: Rough.
David: I have a mad spangover. I woke up at 4:30 in the morning to watch the Browns break my heart.
Noah: Rough.
Spangover by Nosfaratu K. October 7, 2013
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Spankover
When you have jerked off too much in one day it effects your performance of your next day duties (ie: work,sporting event,church). A spankover can also occur from staying up late waiting for everybody to fall asleep so you can beat off causing you to very tired the next morning. When you drink too much you get a hangover and when you whack off too much you get a spankover.
stansoverparty
stansoverparty by bigbootylishious May 23, 2021
shungover
(noun: shangover)
A word describing the state you're in when you have gone to too many shows in a row, consisting of the words 'show' and 'hungover', involving typical symptoms which occur when you have had too much to drink the night before (headache, sore throat, etc.)
However, the consumption of alcoholic beverages is very rarely connected to a shangover.
It is rather
1. the loud music that makes you deaf after a full week of noise
2. bruises and small fleshwounds from accidentally getting punched in the lip, spinkicked in the face or falling off the top of a pile of people after a failed stagedive
3. and red, sore, poofy eyes from going to bed at 3 p.m. and getting up at 6 to go to classes several times a week that make you look, and feel like you are suffering from a serious overdose of plenty of substances. People might also refer to you as 'a walking dead' or 'a zombie'.
A word describing the state you're in when you have gone to too many shows in a row, consisting of the words 'show' and 'hungover', involving typical symptoms which occur when you have had too much to drink the night before (headache, sore throat, etc.)
However, the consumption of alcoholic beverages is very rarely connected to a shangover.
It is rather
1. the loud music that makes you deaf after a full week of noise
2. bruises and small fleshwounds from accidentally getting punched in the lip, spinkicked in the face or falling off the top of a pile of people after a failed stagedive
3. and red, sore, poofy eyes from going to bed at 3 p.m. and getting up at 6 to go to classes several times a week that make you look, and feel like you are suffering from a serious overdose of plenty of substances. People might also refer to you as 'a walking dead' or 'a zombie'.
STANDOVER MAN
From the website of Mark Brandon "Chopper" Read:
"My apprenticeship in crime began in the 1970s. This had me robbing massage parlours and taking on contracts to maim and kill rivals. Once I had obtained a doctorate as a "standover man", robbing drug dealers and other criminals, who funnily enough couldn't report me to the police, became childs play. I once told a friend "why rob a straight guy of $20 when you can rob a drug dealer of $10,000 and he can't go running to the police?" After all both involved some work on my behalf, but the man in the street was less likely to give up his $20 as he had to work hard for it. For the drug-dealers it came easy, so why would they put up a fight. Although some of my victims chose to chew razor blades (at their own request of course), before they would hand over cash? And I am the psychopath!
"My apprenticeship in crime began in the 1970s. This had me robbing massage parlours and taking on contracts to maim and kill rivals. Once I had obtained a doctorate as a "standover man", robbing drug dealers and other criminals, who funnily enough couldn't report me to the police, became childs play. I once told a friend "why rob a straight guy of $20 when you can rob a drug dealer of $10,000 and he can't go running to the police?" After all both involved some work on my behalf, but the man in the street was less likely to give up his $20 as he had to work hard for it. For the drug-dealers it came easy, so why would they put up a fight. Although some of my victims chose to chew razor blades (at their own request of course), before they would hand over cash? And I am the psychopath!
STANDOVER MAN by Yammer February 21, 2004