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Overused word used by hipsters to add tags to everything they do.
Guy: Hey, sup?
Crush: OMG. Hashtag chillin'. Hashtag Friday. Hashtag Shopping. Hash-
Guy: O.K. I' done here.
hashtag by French Swan April 7, 2015
A ridiculous replacement for the "pound sign".
Let's not even set an example for this annoying fad #hashtag #stupid
hashtag by Shitbrick1502 June 13, 2013

Hashtagulary 

A vocabulary largely consisting of the language of hashtags (denoted by the symbol: #).
Dude I totally just hashtag dropped a deuce. It was hashtag massive. I had a hashtag awesome day. Hashtag hashtagulary gets hashtag annoying but its a hashtag addiction.
Hashtagulary by monkeyman32123 December 14, 2013

Hashtag and the her too's 

A way to mock the overused #metoo movement, mostly used by libtard feminists who consider even a simple compliment by a white male as harassment.
Damn, I gave Katie a compliment about how nice her new sneakers looked and she flipped out on me and said I was harassing her. I bet she took to Twitter and Facebook to join the hashtag and the her too's.

Hashtaggot 

One who makes a fool of themselves by going and using the symbol "#" in front of a jumbled mess of words to make it a sentence, or uses the actual word "Hashtag" on a social network that is not twitter.
Rebecca: "OH MY GOD #FOLLOWMEONINSTAGRAM #SWAGSWAGSWAG"
Joey: "Wow, you're such a hashtaggot"
Hashtaggot by Techbolt September 15, 2012

Hashtag Abuse 

When anyone uses a hashtag (simply a way for people to search for tweets that have a common topic and to begin a conversation) on a website, text message, or anything that does not pertain to Twitter. This is quite annoying considering hashtagging only works on Twitter.
(In a text message)

Guy: Hey want to go see Paranormal Activity 3?
Girl: I can't, I have to work :( #IHateMyJob
Guy: That doesn't work on text messages, only Twitter.
Girl: But I do it on Facebook all the time! #FreakingOut
Guy: Oh my God you're an idiot.

She is a Hashtag Abuser
Hashtag Abuse by BubbaDog October 29, 2011