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Hatjacker
Person 1: (to a hatjacker) "Come back with my hat you
hatjacker!"
Person 2: Dude, you've been hatjacked! :P
hatjacker!"
Person 2: Dude, you've been hatjacked! :P
Hatjacker by SamuelleumaS A.D. August 24, 2011
Related Words
hattack • Hantack • Hatjacker • hatpack • Hat rack • ham tackle • Hat backwards is Tom • hat racker • Hat Racking • hat talk
Hatrack
A low-life, peasant, weakling, idiot or loser. Someone who will hang hats at restaurants for the rest of his life. Based off on how a hatrack is the lowest on the apparel-hanging food chain
Wow, he failed his math exam? He's such a hatrack.
That guy is such a hatrack, he can't even do one push up.
That guy is such a hatrack, he can't even do one push up.
Hatrack by Deer N. Hedlites December 18, 2012
hatrack
hatrack
A hatrack is a ghetto heart attack.
Hantack
Hantack by ammsizzzles April 14, 2011
hatpack
when u want 2 make fun of fat people or beat up the fukin retards who wear the uniform or go draggin 2 hit up some white trash just 4 fun you call on the HAT PACK
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