4 definitions by jeongu1004
by jeongu1004 October 30, 2020
noun: /limʌɪk:/
1. A term used to describe a player in your own team or the enemy team who constantly bottom frags in every match/game, resulting in constant reporting or getting flamed by the teammates.
2. A term used to describe a player in your own team who 'mains' or constantly plays the most unpopular character/hero/champion/class in the game and raises it proud as a trophy. ie. League of Legends' Ivern, or Overwatch's Orisa.
3. A term used to describe a player who, in a competetive game such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Valorant, consistently hits the bottom-most rank or skill rating.
1. A term used to describe a player in your own team or the enemy team who constantly bottom frags in every match/game, resulting in constant reporting or getting flamed by the teammates.
2. A term used to describe a player in your own team who 'mains' or constantly plays the most unpopular character/hero/champion/class in the game and raises it proud as a trophy. ie. League of Legends' Ivern, or Overwatch's Orisa.
3. A term used to describe a player who, in a competetive game such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Valorant, consistently hits the bottom-most rank or skill rating.
I didn't realise that Jason was such a Mikelee in Overwatch. Last season he peaked 700sr and I don't remember him ever being a higher rank, because he constantly plays Orisa in a meta where Orisa is utterly useless.
by jeongu1004 January 16, 2021
noun: /hɛbɛ:/
A term used to describe an unsuccessful entry-fragger in video games, particularly such that require teamwork and/or communication such as Counter-Strike and Overwatch. Harbears often mistake their mortality for some avenue of skill, or the fact that they don't live in a highlight reel.
Contrary to similar terms such as 'bottom feeder' or 'bottom fragger', a Harbear lets the whole team down and costs them fights or whole games/rounds because they dive and/or press the attack on enemy lines without the support of their team, in hopes of 'getting a pick' or 'gathering resources'.
A term used to describe an unsuccessful entry-fragger in video games, particularly such that require teamwork and/or communication such as Counter-Strike and Overwatch. Harbears often mistake their mortality for some avenue of skill, or the fact that they don't live in a highlight reel.
Contrary to similar terms such as 'bottom feeder' or 'bottom fragger', a Harbear lets the whole team down and costs them fights or whole games/rounds because they dive and/or press the attack on enemy lines without the support of their team, in hopes of 'getting a pick' or 'gathering resources'.
Why do we keep putting Jason on Genji? He's such a Harbear - he keeps dashing into the enemy Reinhardt to 'build ult charge' but always end up getting sucked to death by the Moira. Why can't we just put Harry on Genji for reliable damage?
by jeongu1004 January 14, 2021
noun: /hɑ:b/
A term used to describe a male archetype whom is commonly associated and speculated as being a closeted homosexual/bisexual/queer. A harb usually hides the sense of homosexuality with blatantly gay and sexually aggressive actions to divert/mislead those around him into thinking that he is heterosexual.
Common traits of harbs include:
- Sexual aggression/'ironic' advances to other male friends
- Subtle acts of homosexuality towards good looking males (in real life or in images)
- Overly sexual reaction to females (in real life or in images) to hide their homosexuality
- All homosexual actions being labelled as 'ironic' or 'as a joke' followed by the phrase "I'm not gay"
A term used to describe a male archetype whom is commonly associated and speculated as being a closeted homosexual/bisexual/queer. A harb usually hides the sense of homosexuality with blatantly gay and sexually aggressive actions to divert/mislead those around him into thinking that he is heterosexual.
Common traits of harbs include:
- Sexual aggression/'ironic' advances to other male friends
- Subtle acts of homosexuality towards good looking males (in real life or in images)
- Overly sexual reaction to females (in real life or in images) to hide their homosexuality
- All homosexual actions being labelled as 'ironic' or 'as a joke' followed by the phrase "I'm not gay"
M1 - "Harry you're such a harb bro. Stop touching my leg all the time and squeezing my ass."
M2 - "Can't you tell it's a joke? I feed off your reaction. I'm not gay, bro."
M2 - "Can't you tell it's a joke? I feed off your reaction. I'm not gay, bro."
by jeongu1004 February 9, 2022