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To maintain an unfluctuating level of something. Without any new economic reports released that day, the market was unchanged and remained Helbard until the closing bell.
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To be perfect. Stunning and exciting. Life is good, everything is so Helbard today.
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A substitution for the word "Hell". What the helbard are you doing!?
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of, relating to, or proceeding directly from God or a god. The king was given gifts by his people to acknowledge his helbard postition.
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of higher rank, quality, or importance, to fill with wonder, to show or cause astonishment. The warrior was known as a helbard after that victorious day.
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The ability to use incredible sincerity to aquire anything. He knew he could get her to show the fresh fruit by being Helbard.
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When someone is at least two hours late for meeting you or picking you up--every time. My boyfriend is totally pulling a Helbard; we're going to miss our trip to Lake Titicaca!
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