HARRY JONS

HARRY JONS is a word that you could use for a short person who could subjectively be as big as your big toe.

omg you look so HARRY JONS today lol

by sussyrooze July 24, 2021

Harry Kan't

An more accurate name for Tottenham and England striker Harry Kane which showcases his footballing ability more clearly.

Harry Kan't is such a bad player, why does he keep disappearing in big matches?

by anonymous June 20, 2021

Harry Kan't

A more accurate name for England and Tottenham striker Harry Kane which properly represents his footballing ability.

Harry Kan't is so shit. Why does he keep disappearing in big games?

by anonymous June 20, 2021

Harry Cocker

When you use your dick as a wand to cum into her mouth across the room.

I did Harry cocker with my bro the other day, he enjoyed it.

by Spook is fine June 21, 2021

maya and harry

4lifersss
<3

heyy you see maya and harry, they are just by far the best couple everrr

by hxhsks June 29, 2021

Harri Crabb

A unique individual who is highly skilled in first person shooters, pokemon games, making people laugh, being inappropriate and just being a FUCKING WIZARD!!!

Boy 1: Dude, that guy wrecked us.
Boy 2: I know, right. 48-1!
Boy 2: He must be Harri Crabb

or

Harry Potter: But I'm just Harry
Hagrid: Oh shit. Sorry, I was looking for Harri Crabb, not Harry Potter

by Haydum December 1, 2011

Hamlyn-Harris

An amazing example of an Irsish and a English surname hienfinated to create something so much better. While Hamlyn is derived from the Norman personal name "Hamon", itself a variant of the early Germanic word "haim", meaning home, and most likly has the same origins as the French surnames Hamel and Hamelin, and the Dutch-German Hammel, Hammler and Hammlingit. Harris on the other hand is an ancient surname that is not only English but Scottish and Irish as well, and is recorded in many spellings including Harrys, Harries, Harrhys, Harries, and Harriss. The Spelling Harris refers to Galic word for horse keeper. The largest group of of Hamlyn-Harri (as the plural is pronounced) resides in Australia, and for the most part, do not keep contact. It is a fair estemation that due to the un-commonness of the name, all those who share it are, in some way, related.

"Isn't William Hamlyn-Harris an olympic level javelin thrower from Australia."

"He sure is"

"Awesome"

and

Hamlyn-Harris=AWSOME WIN CANNON!

by 1 of the Hamlyn-Harri September 28, 2011