Headass
(compounding) A derogatory term for a person whose constant social faux pas, obnoxious mannerisms, unrealistic expectations and general ineptitude render them bothersome to an inordinate More…
Headcanon
(Compounding) A belief held by a fan or fans of a fictional media that has not been mentioned in the story (it is not canon or official) that they hold true regardless. =If the creators More…
Headcanon (2)
Something that one would like to occur and be accepted as fact in a work of literature, body of text, movie, TV show, or other platform. Typically used in the context of fiction aimed at More…
Headdesk
To feel extreme shame and/or frustration. Headdesking refers to the action of hitting one’s head on the top of a desk when one is exasperated or ashamed. According to a Google search More…
headlights
Breasts. Breasts. This is a metaphorical extension of the word ‘headlights.’ Most automobiles have two headlights, headlights are always on the front of cars, headlights on More…
Headphoned
to have on or put on headphones This is a word used when two or more people are in same place and one wants quiet or no distractions. It was created for no apparent reason other than More…
health-shaming
Shaming someone because of their interest in/commitment to new-agey or “pretentious” health fads (juice cleansing, for example). “She became the victim of a precious new shade of bullying More…
healthwise
speaking from the point of view of one’s health. =Analogy to otherwise, speaking from the point of view of other aspects. The word otherwise can be parsed as other-wise, meaning in the More…
Healthy
Fat, overweight As the article mentioned, the word healthy is being used in place of fat due to the current view of political correctness our society has. The word’s context was More…
heapify
To turn something into a heap =You start with an array, then you heapify it. Etymology : Concatenation of noun “heap” (from Middle English heep, from Old English heap More…
Hearie
((Affixation)) A person that is able to hear (ie. not deaf). =This word was used in a reddit post by a deaf person to refer to one of their friends that was not deaf. The word is slang used More…
heart
To admire; often a casual expression of love. ("I heart Sherry; we’re best friends.") Apparent Meaning: To love; adore. The noun root HEART has taken on a verb form. The girl who used More…
heart
To like or adore. Although to heart someone means to like or adore them, the verb heart doesn’t carry the same serious meaning as does the verb love. For example, heart can be used More…
heart
Showing appreciation, gratitude, or (usually platonic) love This verb tends to only be used in the present active tense, and 98% of the time in first person singular. Origin: Internet (and More…
heart
To have a deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person Wanted to use the word heart (repository of one's deepest and sincerest feelings and beliefs) as a More…
hearted
(affixation) The action of pressing of a “Heart” icon found in an application. This action represents agreement or liking the particular statement. =“I just hearted ur heart” Etymology : More…
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