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16 Comments:
There's a thin line between being hangry and hulking out.
Alaina Browne at 6:18PM on 09/02/09
My friends and I use this word all the time!
avaryne at 6:22PM on 09/02/09
How about "hunguish" (anguish from hunger)?
AnnieNT at 6:55PM on 09/02/09
"Crunger" sounds better...
Truff at 7:14PM on 09/02/09
Hangry has been in our vocabulary for years!
threedogkitchen at 7:26PM on 09/02/09
yup, my friends started saying that years ago, and I picked it up from them.
AliceBlue at 7:30PM on 09/02/09
My blog is called Hangry Pants!!!
HangryPants at 8:29PM on 09/02/09
+5 for Joe Yonan not coining that word. I've used it for a couple years now to describe my GF's hunger-induced mood swings.
Adam Kuban at 8:51PM on 09/02/09
Fugly should beade a word before Hangry.
Pavlov at 7:31AM on 09/03/09
I thought this was going to mean the specific hunger for greasy, carb-heavy things you feel when experiencing a hangover.
KarynMC at 9:43AM on 09/03/09
@karynMC: thtas what I was thinking too.
"Hangry" - When you cannot be bothered with ANYTHING until you've eaten! Clever addition to my mass-foodie personal dictionary.
hungrychristel at 10:13AM on 09/03/09
Yeah hangry is old news. And it's absolutely perfect to describe girlfriends like me when my blood sugar drops too low.
porkydickens at 10:13AM on 09/03/09
I always say that I'm "slungry," which means sleepy AND hungry.
lisasav5 at 11:02AM on 09/03/09
My husband always knows when I'm hangry -- I snap at him for no reason, he checks the clock then asks when the last time I ate was. Poor guy! This is why I have a desk drawer full of snacks -- no one else needs to know that I become "dizzy Hulk" from low blood sugar.
Lorena at 2:09PM on 09/03/09
My family and I have always used "colicky" to mean hungry+cranky+a little light headed, though I've never heard anyone outside our family use it to refer to anyone but a baby.
melting at 7:27PM on 09/03/09
my friends and i use the word hungrangry, similar though.
baumer at 6:05PM on 09/06/09