hinder

1. To be or get in the way of.
2. To obstruct or delay the progress of.

I hate red lights, they always hinder me as I'm on my way to work.

hinder by major.bobjackson July 28, 2009

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Hinder

A word that describes a person's buttocks or ass, also the name of an American rock band who's singer sounds as if he is struggling to take a shit while singing at the same time. Coincidentally this American band didn't think that their name actually meant "buttocks or ass", but decided to use it anyway.

JIM: Hey man look at this new CD that I bought the other day...
Peter: WTF man?? It says hinder, that means ass. Why in the fuck would a band name themselves after a pair of butt cheeks?
JIM: Your right dude! It does say hinder, nasty man, I'm throwing this shit in the trash........ppppsssh......hinder

Hinder by QuackerSmacker May 29, 2020

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Hinder

Another reason why I gave up listening to most modern rock. Think Nickelback to the second power. Austin Winkler is what happens when you put Chad Kroeger and give him some helium. The music is your generic and formulatic three cord rock that's too predictable. Most of its fanbase consists of NASCAR fans, right wing hicks, and Pabst Blue Ribbon drinkers.

Radio DJ: "Up next, we're going to play 'Lips of an Angel' by Nickelback...shit, I mean, Default, damnit, what's that band called again? Oh yeah, Hinder. Actually, fuck that shitty music, it all sounds the same. Let's play Soundgarden instead, at least they had some creativity."

Hinder by Deathgrind > you October 19, 2007

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Hinder

A band from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Commonly known for establishing the genre of "Dude-Rock". Better for fans of high fives then that of music. Loved by Punk-asses around the United States.

"Yo man Hinder is awesome man, high five yeah!"

Hinder by Surisis August 8, 2006