Try Hard

Someone who tries way to hard in unnecessary moments.

Snavely is such a damn try hard.

I wish Snavely wasn't being such a try hard

by tryhardexposer May 16, 2012

Hard to believe

1. Seems to good to be true
2. Finding it difficult to understand/believe what the person is saying
3. Patrick Gillett (from Down With Webster, song- Jessica, Album- Time to Win vol. 2)

1. There's a picture of me next to hard to believe in the dictonary
2. "We'll pay off your first mortgage if you buy with us!" "I find that hard to believe"

by Imnotabigdeal August 25, 2014

Hard Drive

Something the FBI of your country would be searching for in your home right know.

Man: OMG!!! Why is the FBI crashing through my front door?! FBI: For your Hard Drive, bitch.

by supern00b April 20, 2010

hard guy

Niles Murphy

Oh hey bro, Lets play pong, like the hard guys

by DaniOb March 8, 2010

Hard on theory

According to hard on theory men were the first to wear clothes.
In prehistoric times the headman would see a guy and think" that guy's got a hard on. He must be thinking about fucking my woman. I will kill him!".
So one day a guy got to thinkink" A lot of guys have been killed for thinking about fucking the headman's woman. How can a stop that from happening to me? I know I will cover up my pecker with animal skin and that way he can't tell when i'm thinking about fucking his woman. I will call it clothes".

Did you know that hard on theory says men were the first to wear clothes?

by Deep Blue 2012 August 10, 2009

Hard way

In Craps making a hard way bet means going for the total of the two dice on doubles. Say you wanted to go for a hard six, the only way to do it is with two threes. It is called the hard way because it is not easy to hit. There are only four hard way combinations: hard 4 (2x2), hard 6 (3x3), hard 8 (4x4), and hard 10 (5x5).

Player bets a "hard way" 4. Roll = 2x2 is a win, anything else, you lose (including 3x1, 1x3).

by Joeseph D Fordaman December 24, 2008

hard g

the letter g in a word, if pronounced as a voiced velar stop.

Hard g appears in the following words: garlic, gum, goose. The following are not examples of hard g: ginger, germ, gerbil.

by Tom November 16, 2003