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haterism

the practice of hating or strongly disliking a thing, person, or action; the practice of a hater; the practice of viewing a thing, person, or action as inferior to oneself The use of the More…

hatewatch

To watch a film or television series with a group of friends who also dislike it with the intention of criticizing it in a humorous way. Usually reserved for films with glaring inaccuracies More…

Hatfield-esque

describing a string of numerous running plays (more especially option plays) in a row =The game started as an offensive shootout - Sid (9-0) and Wiess (5-4) traded touchdowns on each of More…

hatorade

An intangible drink that represents a hateful attitude. =Normally one drinks Gatorade in order to restore electrolytes after a workout. One is "drinking" hatorade when they are More…

Hax

(Adjective) Really good, awesome, amazing. ="Did you see what I just did? It was so hax." Etymology : It is a misspelling of "hacks", as in a computer hacker. The term More…

haxor

variant use of cyber-slang meaning to penetrate, especially sexually The auteur, a maker of independent and somewhat nonsensical short films, was here trying to both be clever and perhaps More…

haxxor

(phonological change and creative respelling) someone who hacks a game with a computer program, giving them an unfair advantage or making them unbeatable =You can't touch my mad haxxor More…

hay

(euphemism) a state of misery =What the hay?! Synonymous with heck or hell. Etymology : euphemism for hell =friend, December 2009

Haze

Potent marijuana Haze has undergone metaphoric shift from referring to the cloudiness of air to a sort of cloudiness of the mind. Some might argue that it has arisen from the More…

hazmat

the team or describing the team that cleans and or disposes of hazardous and dangerous materials like chemicals apparent meaning:just a quick and easy way of saying 'hazardous materials' More…


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