The light of the noble gasses, at. no. 2, used as a lifting agent for zeppelins and balloons. If you inhale it, your voice will sound really funny like you're pinching your nose. Just don't asphyxiate yourself, or you'll be sorry.
by eszett March 9, 2003
Helium (from Greek: ἥλιος, romanized: Helios, lit. 'Sun') is a chemical element with the symbol He and atomic number 2. It is a colourless, odourless, tasteless, non-toxic, inert, monatomic gas, the first in the noble gas group in the periodic table. Helium is the second least reactive noble gas after neon, and thus the second least reactive of all elements.
It is also widely known for its effect on a person's voice, it changes the tinder and not the pitch. The effect is very similar to Hydrogen when inhaled, and you can try it yourselves! - just don't inhale too much and be in an environment where fire or electricity is involved.
It is also widely known for its effect on a person's voice, it changes the tinder and not the pitch. The effect is very similar to Hydrogen when inhaled, and you can try it yourselves! - just don't inhale too much and be in an environment where fire or electricity is involved.
by Grammar's Synonym Roll December 5, 2019
by Helium King April 30, 2018
Used to describe a female's breasts, in most cases large breasts. This comes from the idea that the breasts are inflated, or must be inflated to reach such a size. Can be taken as offensive because it is insinuating the female in question went to unnatural means to achieve the present size of her mammaries.
by Malcolm OSX March 30, 2006
by kenny browne September 3, 2006
by JOSHY May 18, 2003