Halair 

A word used in place of the word 'hilarious'.

or

A term or phrase used to signify to others the humour and 'hilairiousness' of the present moment.

Dave told me a joke, it was so halair

Halair by Michelle Cadman and Dave Hill December 6, 2007

halair 

A word meaning hilarious, said by people who are to lazy to say the whole word. The word originated in Wagga Wagga NSW, Australia.

that's halair.

Have you seen 21 Jump St? It was halair!

halair by H. Van Haren and C. Johnson December 17, 2012

Hilaire 

French variance means cheerful- usually loves to watch Steve Harvey’s Family Feud’s Funniest Moments. Kind soul very funny!

“Always a Hilaire to be around!”

Hilaire by ScaryStomps June 30, 2020

Halarn 

Pronounced HA-LARN. Its meaning is unknown. An obscure but popular name across Europe and America. Can be spelt with or without an 'e'.

Halarn/Halarne

Halarn by Halarn November 28, 2009

haldir 

1.) An Elf from the realm of Lothlorien in JRR Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings." He meets the Fellowship when it enters Lorien and initially prohibits the Ring from entering the realm. Haldir only appears once in the books (in "The Fellowship of the Ring"), but Peter Jackson gave him a larger role in the films, where he appears in both "The Fellowship of the Ring" and "The Two Towers." In "The Two Towers" he leads an army of Elves to Helm's Deep to aid the people of Rohan. He is killed fighting in the ensuing battle, a notable change from the book. He is played by actor Craig Parker in the films.

2.) There is also brief mention of a Man named Haldir in Tolkien's "The Silmarillion." This Haldir is unrelated to the Elf in LOTR.

1. "Dude! Did you see Haldir's armor in the Two Towers? It's gorgeous as hell!"

"Haldir! To the keep!"

2. "Haldir? That dude in the Silmarillion who people get confused with the Elf in LOTR? Oh yeah, I know him. He died in the Battle of Unnumbered Tears."

haldir by Luv teh Elves April 17, 2008

halarious

The way far too many people spell "hilarious." It is definitely one of the most popular misspelled words in the english laguage. "Halarious" is how most people pronounce "Hilarious" in every day speech. This is the root of the word.

An IM conversation:
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Joe: "Dood thatz halarious"

Grant: "No dude, it's your typing that's hilarious."

halarious by Cody Murray August 9, 2006

bare hilair 

Bare hilair is a word used to describe a funny situation, its usually addressed in a posh voice.

Example...

Have you seen the watch video? it was bare hilair!

I went out last night, pluck was bare hilair!

bare hilair by barehilair April 16, 2011