Verb. Forcing a hug or similar embrace upon an unwilling participant.
Noun. The act of forcing a hug or similar embrace upon an unwilling participant.
Noun. The act of forcing a hug or similar embrace upon an unwilling participant.
Verb: "I had the suspicion that Ellen was going to hape me after she had another cocktail."
Noun: "I am going to report a hape if you don't get your Long Island meathooks off my friend."
Noun: "I am going to report a hape if you don't get your Long Island meathooks off my friend."
by KChurch December 7, 2007
by louafsique August 8, 2020
The hape is a rare creature which appears to be a strange combination of a horse and an ape. Key identifying features of this beast include a full, thick unibrow, large nostils, and hair that resembles that of the hairgirl. It seldom grooms itself and is a hunter-killer. The hape dwells in a middle class community, unknown to most who live there.
The hape will find an innocent person at random, stalk every move, lure him or her into its trap, and refuse to let go. Not many have survived this, and those who have are unable to speak of it, in fear that the hape may return.
However, although the hape may appear tough on the outside, do not let this deceive you. The hape often relies heavily on its mother to take responsibility for many things such as making phone calls, inviting people to its parties, etc. Its mother is extremely protective. If you dare to hang up the phone on her, prepare yourself for a barrage of angry calls from her. Calling her back may very well result in your phone number being blocked and a call to the police.
Keep your distance from the hape, and especially its mother. It is best observed from afar.
The hape will find an innocent person at random, stalk every move, lure him or her into its trap, and refuse to let go. Not many have survived this, and those who have are unable to speak of it, in fear that the hape may return.
However, although the hape may appear tough on the outside, do not let this deceive you. The hape often relies heavily on its mother to take responsibility for many things such as making phone calls, inviting people to its parties, etc. Its mother is extremely protective. If you dare to hang up the phone on her, prepare yourself for a barrage of angry calls from her. Calling her back may very well result in your phone number being blocked and a call to the police.
Keep your distance from the hape, and especially its mother. It is best observed from afar.
by The Mad Ninja January 8, 2006
Originated in the not so distant future amongst a few people. It is clearly a mixture of two words, which are: 'hug' and 'rape'. Therefore to be haped is being hug-raped,another form of being hugged so intensly that it's almost like the person is trying to rape their victim.
A firey hug that involves alot of pysical contact, and two of more people being close...
A firey hug that involves alot of pysical contact, and two of more people being close...
adrx:(grabs his m8 n hugs her tightly)
m8:bloody ell man dats abit tight for my likin'
adrx:shut up silly im hapeing u! :D
m8:bloody ell man dats abit tight for my likin'
adrx:shut up silly im hapeing u! :D
by MooMoo Land May 14, 2004
by Luther2 August 31, 2006
In hebrew, a phrase often used as a reply to an outrageous request and/or remark which annoys the receiver.
means literaly: "go and search for the one who will rattle you" with a reference to the action of shaking the cradle of an infant, referring to the one in question as an anoying baby and thus clearly requesting him to go away.
means literaly: "go and search for the one who will rattle you" with a reference to the action of shaking the cradle of an infant, referring to the one in question as an anoying baby and thus clearly requesting him to go away.
1#
Ugly boy: would you like to kiss me?
Handsome lady: leh hapes mi yenaanea otcha..
2#
A: This bag is heavy and I am sick and a bit tired, could you help me carry it to my car?
B: leh hapes mi yenaanea otcha..
Ugly boy: would you like to kiss me?
Handsome lady: leh hapes mi yenaanea otcha..
2#
A: This bag is heavy and I am sick and a bit tired, could you help me carry it to my car?
B: leh hapes mi yenaanea otcha..
by Ramon Szmuk April 30, 2005
This expression comes from Hebrew, when some one is nagging you asking for something you are not willing to give or do, you tell him to take a hike but in more harsh words. The other guy understands that he better not ask the same thing again.
Person A - "Give me another 5$, I will return it later (after he already borrowed 100..."
Person B -"Not in a million years, go search who will rock you!"
Person B -"Not in a million years, go search who will rock you!"
by David Lander July 31, 2005