Heartioid
(Noun) an object whose shape is similar to that of the heart =When referring to the shape of an object, one might use the term "heartioid" if such an object has the shape similar More…
heat
a firearm apparent meaning:gun =If you walk down Cullen Boulevard after dark, you best be packing heat. =Jones College Freshman
Heat
(adjective) delicious, awesome, or incredible =This word can be used to describe anything sensational. heard a lot among young American youth boys. Etymology : From the word fire More…
Heat up
(verb) Using heat pads or the hot bath to heat up muscles before stretching in order to prevent cramping. =Heat up before practice Etymology : basically just a shorter word for heating up More…
heated
(verb) to become angry with someone or something =I was heated when he told me about Sarah. Etymology : from the reaction of your face warming up when you become angry or emotional. More…
Heater
A person that extremely dislikes or doesn’t supports an object or action =Heater is used just like the word air conditioner, but with the opposite meaning: “one who extremely dislikes or More…
heather
(broadening, extension) a conventionally pretty drag queen and member of the "popular" clique (in comparison, see also "booger") =In a tribute to the ‘80s cult film More…
Heather
A person who everyone likes and/or has romantic feelings towards. The term originated from the song “Heather” by Conan Gray, in which Gray describes a popular student named Heather. The More…
heather (1)
(Zero Derivation) A popular, beautiful girl who people wish to befriend or become =The term possibly originates from the 1989 film Heathers or the 2014 musical adaptation Heathers: The More…
Hebee Jebees
having a sensation of fear and uncertainty This is a word I often heard as a child in reference to the boogie monster and such characters. It is used to convey a scared and fearful idea. More…
hebetubous
Blunt, dull The formation of this word exemplifies nonce derivation and is only used among a small group of friends who like developing new words. The word probably will not gain much use More…
Hebro
A Jewish friend The word was used solely for humor. Also, this term refers specifically to a Jewish friend of the user, rather than simply a general term used to refer to any friend of the More…
Hebro(1)
A term that you would apply to your jewish friend. =Derived from a compound and blend of the word "hebrew" and the term used to describe a male friend, "bro." More…
Hebron
(Blend) an outing with friends to go grocery shopping, often on Friday and in combination with a visit to Smoothie King after getting groceries to take advantage of the $5 Friday deal that More…
hecacool
really cool; extremely excellent =The "heca-" meaning one hundred was most likely added to hyperbolize how "cool" the subject was. In this case we see the blending of More…
hecc
(creative respelling) an alternate spelling of heck =hecc follows the recent trend of changing -ck to -cc in order to make them appear less formal. hecc is often used as an even less More…
hecka
very, extremely, to a high degree apparent meaning:very type of word formation:expletive softening (like darn and shoot) =That bicycle trick was hecka cool! =One of my friends is More…
Hecka
Having a large magnitude of a specific quality. =This adjective is primarily used on the West Coast of the United States, and serves as a euphemism for the use of the word “hella”. It is More…