1. An individual who contributes little or nothing to anything
2. A person who is down bad for a girl and will do very humiliating tasks to win her love
2. A person who is down bad for a girl and will do very humiliating tasks to win her love
This guy is such a harold
Stop being a harold dude you already spent $5000 on a girl’s only fans what more could you possibly desire
Stop being a harold dude you already spent $5000 on a girl’s only fans what more could you possibly desire
by BugsBunny350 April 3, 2021
Changing a prediction after the event has begun. An about face. Coined by the ESPN announcers during the 2006 Home Run Derby.
by Derby Watcher July 11, 2006
From the Latin word meaning king . A man of God's own choosing . He's the sweetest person you'll ever meet . He's funny intelligent thoughtful and sexy . He has a large penis and is very kinky and great in bed. People love Harold. He is the center of attention. If he is your boyfriend you are very lucky. He will go out of his way to spoil you. You will never want to let him go. When he loves, he loves hard.
by Tashanette December 22, 2016
A guy who is the sweetest person you will meet. He's funny and thoughtful, and he cares about a lot of people. You will never meet anybody as awesome as a Harold.
Girl 1: oh my gosh I just love Harold.
Girl 2: who's Harold?
Girl 1: look
Girl 2: I think I love Harold too.
Girl 2: who's Harold?
Girl 1: look
Girl 2: I think I love Harold too.
by Picklelicious November 16, 2014
Harold Is A Definition of loyalty
He's handsome,smart and doesn't hold back his thoughts
All though Harold can get firey if any one
Breaks his trust
He loves his mom and his family members.
He's handsome,smart and doesn't hold back his thoughts
All though Harold can get firey if any one
Breaks his trust
He loves his mom and his family members.
by Vorrie March 13, 2017
by 2417 February 4, 2017
To "hang around" a cemetery.
Popularized by the 1971 cult film "Harold and Maude", in which the main character, Harold, enjoys attending funerals at cemeteries of people he doesn't know.
Popularized by the 1971 cult film "Harold and Maude", in which the main character, Harold, enjoys attending funerals at cemeteries of people he doesn't know.
by MovieMan March 1, 2006