Hare Hare Yukai 

Literally translated as "Sunny Sunny Happiness", Hare Hare Yukai is the name of a popular dance that stemmed from the Japanese animated series "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya". Since its posting on Youtube, hundreds of parodies and performances have sprung up on the website from countries around the world, making it one of the most popular dances ever. One video shows hundreds, perhaps thousands of Japanese cosplayers blocking an entire street to perform the dance shortly before they are dispersed by the presence of Tokyo Police.

Damn! Hare Hare Yukai is hard to learn... But it's so much fun, and it's worth it!

Hare Hare Yukai by driftgunner October 16, 2007

O'hare 

THE MAN WHO FOUND A WAY TO SELL AIR

o'hare air: now in bottles

O'hare by InfinityTime January 25, 2017

Hareena 

Perfection, Hareena means perfection

hareena,perfection,fabulous

Hareena by fabulous_unicorn April 26, 2014

Aloysius O'Hare

The man who found a way to sell air and became a zillionaire in the town of Theendville.

Aloysius O'Hare found a way to sell air and become a zillionaire.

Aloysius O'Hare by aardvark man April 22, 2018

Haresan 

King

Person 1: Who was the ruler of the lost continent?

Person 2: Oh that would be Haresan.

Haresan by KingOfBlitz July 25, 2020

reverse harem 

A genre in manga and anime where a single (often ordinary) girl is liked and followed by a bunch of handsome men (3 or more) who are all madly in love with her. The girl often cannot pick which guy she should go out with and remains indecisive.

The male version of this is harem

Ouran high school host club and the wallflower are reverse harem manga/anime.

reverse harem by Hespia Klarerin December 4, 2010

hare krishna 

refers to hare krishna maha-mantra. Came into popularity during the age of Lord Caitanya in the late 16th through early 17th century. chanting of this mantra is said to elevate one to God consciousness (Krishna consciousness)

"Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare."

hare krishna by bhagavad-gita May 13, 2005