Hyberdate
(Noun / Verb) 1. (n) Refers to someone who “hibernates” when dating. 2. (v) To settle down during the winter by dating someone until the weather warms. =It has two alternate meanings. One More…
Hyde
(Conversion) Hyde means someone’s, usually unwanted, alter ego. Hyde is used mostly as a pro-noun when referring to someone who is acting out or acting in a completely different manner as More…
hydrate
drinking a lot of beer and then the next morning having to drink a lot of water to get hydrated =Bobby had to hydrate the morning after going to the bar. Etymology : coined c.1800 by More…
Hypathenuse
Foot-worn pathways through the grass that diagonally connect two perpendicular concrete paths =A clever, academic spin on the part of a triangle that the worn walkway becomes when it More…
Hyper-bowl-e
(NOUN) n. The absurd levels of excitement observed in many young American males before the Superbowl. =“The senior guys’ room is rife with hyper-bowl-e in the weeks leading up to the big More…
Hyper-partisanship
The state of a political body voting and agreeing only with their associated party, even when it defies the beliefs of the constituents. A time of extreme partisanship. =The House of More…
hypercool
Describing something that is not at all cool. Used in a sneering fashion. A direct translation of the French word (hypercool), presumably chosen because it sounds rather silly in English. More…
hyphie
(noun) Something that is really cool or exciting. ="The new skate park is totally hyphie." Etymology : A derivation of the word "hyped", to be used as a noun. More…
Hyphy (9)
A specific type of rap music from the Bay Area in California OR the fast-paced actions associated with the dancing to this music =Originating from Northern California, hyphy is short for More…
Hypotenize
To take a shortcut by traversing a path consisting of the longest leg of a right triangle. Apparent meaning: to take a shortcut, i.e. to traverse a 'hypotenuse' of two paths at right More…
hypotenusize
To walk in a straight line to a target instead of following a path which contains turns In particular, if a sidewalk makes a 90 degree turn, then walking along it corresponds to walking More…