5 definitions by Gordon Beaver
A term used in place of "oh damn". Used to express feelings of surprise, approval, and disappointment. Can also be used as just ham or hayum.
Oh ham I just found a fifty dollar bill on the ground! Yes!
Oh ham that was insane.
Oh ham he just got knocked the funk out!
Oh ham that was insane.
Oh ham he just got knocked the funk out!
by Gordon Beaver November 28, 2007
Used similarly to oh ham, but to a more extreme and afro-centric way. Used to express surprise, approval, or disappointment.
He just got owned HAYUM!
I just got a new car HAYUM!
Hayum our teacher gave us a lot of homework today.
I just got a new car HAYUM!
Hayum our teacher gave us a lot of homework today.
by Gordon Beaver November 28, 2007
by Gordon Beaver November 28, 2007
Used similarly to oh ham and ownage. Used when describing something favorable or surprising. Also used to describe someone getting owned.
by Gordon Beaver November 28, 2007
Used similar to oh ham and oh damn. Used to express approval, something favorable, or something surprising. Sometimes used with a certain context to express more complex feelings.
by Gordon Beaver November 28, 2007