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yesternow

1. adv. indicating extreme urgency to respond to an immediate need that the speaker has most often been recently made aware of, although it may also refer to a need that, while the speaker has had a prolonged cognizance of, the relief of which would require the briefest of intervention by another party or minimal rectification by an object (i.e. a urinal). A portmanteau of ' yesterday' and 'now' with the component , 'yesterday,' referencing its colloquial usage as an adverb to indicate urgency to resolve a prolonged process; and 'now' to transmute the adverbial to impart a more immediate, impulsive need.
I just got the craziest craving for sugar. I need candy like yesternow.
by street grammar master November 10, 2015
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yestermorn

Yesterday morning. Similar to 'yestereve' and 'yesternoon'
What time were you up yestermorn
by JimJams June 5, 2007
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Yesternoon

Yesternoon is the afternoon of the day before
Brandon got that booty yesternoon
Josh tapped that ah yesternoon
Yesternoon the blondie witta booty twerked at Eli's
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yesternoon

Yesterday afternoon. Similar to 'yestermorn' and 'yestereve'
What did you do yesternoon?
by JimJams June 5, 2007
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Yesternight

Dude, Mark got so shitfaced yesternight, I think he went home with that gay guy James.
by ZACH BAMF June 23, 2008
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Yestermorrow

When you can't remember what day something happened, because you've been awake for too many consecutive days.
Person 1: Remember that party yesterday... wait, or was that this morning?

Person 2: I don't even remember anymore, it was yestermorrow.
by TheReminder December 11, 2011
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yesterfore

–adverb
1. on the day preceding yesterday.
2. a short time ago: Yesterfore your money went further.
–noun
3. the day preceding yesterday.
4. time in the immediate past.
–adjective
5. belonging or pertaining to the day before or to a time in the immediate past: yesterfore morning.
Lola: This meat looks bad, when did you buy it?
Elliott: I bought it yesterfore, so it should still be fine.
by Elijah Pack June 30, 2007
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