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hinjaku hinjaku

Hinjaku hinjaku is a japanese phrase and when translated to English means "how feeble".This phrase is a very impacting and intimidating battle technique when fighting people who can use flaming energy but will only work in very specific conditions.In order for this phrase to be succesfull as a battle tactic the user must be a blond vampire of English blood,must be transformed into a vampire through the blood of the user's blue haired foster father and an ancient mask,must be male,must be evil and must kiss his rival's love interest and shout that it was him.If in case the user does not fit the conditions for the tactic,the user will be humialated greatly and will enter a state of great depression.
*freezes the opponent*
User:HINJAKU HINJAKU
Related Words
Hinsa Hinsato Hinata hina Hansa hansal hansaja Hinatea hinda Hansana

hinata shoyou 

Informal definition: A smol child made of purity, energy, stamina, and jump. He likes Tamagokake gohan, a bowl of rice with raw egg on topp, and meat buns. he is the precious child of Karasuno.

SUPER formal definition:
Hinata is a 16 year old boy and a First-Year student at Karasuno High School in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. He plays as #10 in the Volleyball Club, and aims to become the ace, just like "the Little Giant." There, he meets his rival in middle school, Kageyama Tobio, who he learns to cooperate with, through the match against Tsukishima and Yamaguchi. There, they develop the "freak quicks" which are quick sets that are so quick, that no one can react in time- at least, the first time they can't. Later, this quick set was used to make Hinata a decoy, to distract the other team's middle blockers while another hitter would hit straight into the other team's court. This play earns him the nickname, "the Ultimate Decoy." He plays middle blocker, despite his short stature of only 163 cm (roughly 5' 4").

By the way, Middle blocker is the player who repels, or "blocks", the opponents attacks, also known as spikes. Usually, this position is played by the tallest person on the team. In Karasuno's case, the regular middle blockers are Tsukishima (aka Tsukki), who is 190 cm (roughly 6' 3"), and Hinata, who, most of the time, only hits.

Due to his incredible power to jump and his stamina, if he gets a head start, he is able to block to about the same height as Tsukishima.
Hey did you hear about Karasuno's #10?
Yeah! I heard he does these freak quicks! I'm pretty sure his name was Hinata Shoyou!
hinata shoyou by Oikawa Tooru November 21, 2016

hinata boke

a term that defines a really dumb dumbass, that doesn't know how to serve, spike and receive.

Hinata boke

It means "I love you" or "I like you" in kageyama.
Kageyama *gay panics*: BOKE, HINATA BOKE
Hinata boke by SaLtYShiMa KeI August 2, 2020

Hinakura 

Someone that couldn’t get over their school crush.
Me: Look over there. That's a Hinakura.
Hinakura by Sakurakage August 9, 2019

Boke hinata 

The meaning of "Boke" is actually "come to my room tonight or I love you"
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The word is created by Kegayama tobio Aka a man from "Haikyuu"
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Boke hinata boke
Hinata boke
Boke hinata by ✨I love anime✨ October 4, 2020
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The striver is a future Soros/Fullbright/Rhodes/Gates/Marshall/etc. fellow. The striver lives to study. For the striver, their fun comes from the rewards they expect to receive in return for their diligence. Be it Law School, B-School, academia, or politics. The striver seeks to find the American Dream through academic success.
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1. Billy hate drafted Chad OchoCinco because he knew Sam had wanted him since he is from Cincinnati. Billy already had plenty of players to fill that position but wanted to make sure Sam didn't get him.

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