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People may use HTSFM for various reasons. Possibilities include: they have low self-esteem regarding their attractiveness, they are joking because the guy is objectively not handsome, or the guy is out-of-this-world, Chris Hemsworth-level sexy.
A common sweetener found in many foods and drinks; similar to plain sugar, but is made from corn; has been under fire by health advocates in recent years because of its overuse.
HTFAISK is a slang acronym people typically use when they want to emphasize that they have no idea about something. People may use it aggressively (when they intend the "F" to stand for "F***") or in a lighthearted, family-friendly tone (where the "F" stands for "Flip"). You'll have to rely on context to decipher between the two.
Forcing roosters to fight is cock fighting. Forcing hamsters to fight...
The feminine variation of "homie," because apparently gender-neutral friendship terms weren't inclusive enough for the streets. This term lets you acknowledge your close female friends while maintaining that essential hip-hop vocabulary aesthetic. Think of it as "homegirl" with extra syllables for style points.
That disorienting state when you're rudely awakened before you've had enough sleep, leaving you groggy, confused, and unable to comprehend basic human communication. Everything looks fuzzy and words sound like they're spoken underwater.
Not many people use HLM since it is obscure and specific. However, if you encounter the acronym, you may need to use context clues to know who the "he" is unless they mention him in the same conversation or message.
While HFTs aim to make fast money, their activity makes the market more volatile. Investors often view high-frequency traders negatively because those with the fastest technology have an unfair advantage.
Your friends, family, and co-workers may use HBTU to mean "happy birthday to you." As you might expect, you're most likely to receive this acronym on your birthday, in text or chat messages.
Hard pants are any pants that do not include an elastic waistband and stretchy fabrics. During thecovidpandemic, wearing hard pants went out of style fast, asWFHerssettled into their new and more comfortable office-less lifestyles.
Hill bagging is when hikers make lists of the hilltops they have reached. It is similar topeak baggingbut reserved for hills that don't reach mountain status.
Regional Appalachian folklore term for a lone male turkey exhibiting creepy, ominous behavior—basically the avian equivalent of that guy who stares too long at the bus stop. Like black cats, they're believed to bring bad luck, though most people treat this superstition with appropriate skepticism.
A tribute entry referencing the late actor Heath Ledger through a pastiche of medieval knightly virtues and "A Knight's Tale" references. The definition itself is lifted from the film's introduction scene, blending the actor's cinematic legacy with exaggerated chivalric ideals. It's less a slang term and more a fan memorial dressed in period costume.
A delightfully confused way of referring to shampoo and conditioner, as if your shower routine involves dressing a salad. Proof that not everyone aced their vocabulary tests.
Descriptive adjective meaning either impressively loud (farts, horns) or impressively large (people, objects). The verbal equivalent of adding three exclamation points. When "big" or "loud" just doesn't convey the sheer magnitude of what you're witnessing.
Someone perpetually in a state of horniness—a person whose libido operates on a 24/7 schedule regardless of time, place, or social appropriateness.
The quality or state of being hobo-like; a vibe of deliberate scruffiness, wanderlust, or general vagrant aesthetic—think thrifted clothes, weathered boots, and a 'the road chose me' attitude.
A state of visual chaos so extreme and overwhelming that it transcends normal messiness into an art form of disorder. When disarray becomes so legendary it demands its own category—basically, if a tornado had a Instagram aesthetic.
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A slang term that describes a friend who is ignoring his or her friends while dating someone.
When someone says something witty, you can reply to him with "HHSF," which is a sarcastic way to say "ha-ha, so funny." You can use it online, especially on social media and in forums, and in text messages.
The lovably dim-witted protagonist of the cult classic early-2000s Flash animation series of the same name. This armless, legless character with a propeller cap and speech impediment became an internet icon before YouTube even existed. A time capsule of internet humor that defined web entertainment for millennials during the dial-up era.
Northern California's gift to American slang, serving as an all-purpose intensifier meaning "very," "really," or "a lot." It can modify literally anything and has spread far beyond the Bay Area despite initial resistance. If you're not using "hella," you're hella missing out.
A cutesy, baby-talk variation of "hello" that makes you sound like you're either roleplaying as an anime character or having a stroke. Popular in early internet chat rooms and among people who dot their i's with hearts.