Haman

A Persian vizier who attempted a Holocaust but fortunately got totally thwarted.

Haman got hung from his own gallows.

by Korora October 13, 2003

Hamas Syndrome

The act of mispronouncing the word hummus and saying Hamas, hence confusing a delicious chick pea dip with a violent Palestinian national group

Man, I was at this Lebanese restaurant and these dude had wicked Hamas Syndrome, the waiter was really pissed off!

by dman111111111111111 April 14, 2009

Hamany

A rich, established person that has his life planned out

I want to be a hamany

by Zalawi March 20, 2017

Rated HS - For Safi and Hamad

A Safi is a dumbass that broke his femur and is the joke of the group because all his friends make fun of him
A Hamad is a tall gay dude that’s scared of dogs and got depressed because Ronaldo left Real Madrid
Rated HS means it’s both a Hamad and Safi friendly so the stupidest of people may understand it

Person 1: yo you’re in advanced functions?
Person 2: yeah I saw it was rated HS - For Safi and Hamad, so ik even I can’t fail it
alternatively

Person 1: did you watched toy story yet?
Person 2: dude it was rated HS, I had to

by suhhhar October 20, 2019

Hammage

When going HAM, hard as a mother fucker, has occured at a high level.

The morning after the party, the hammage from last night could be seen every where.

by Tyler Tex June 17, 2012

hamallu

Please note that the definition stated is severely inaccurate. A hamallu is an obnoxious loud Maltese person but is not necessarily undeucated and to say that they are simply good for picking up garbage and bagging groceries is way too judgmental. A person practising one of the most well respected professions coming from the heart of swieqi, sliema or high ridge (considered the up-class places on this island and sometimes mistakenly so) could be considered as hamalli. So to stereotype people from the mentioned areas and of the specified background as hamalli is highly judgemental and of course inaccurate for the purpose of a dictionary.

A person who swears for absolutely no reason whatsoever can be considered as a hamallu/a

by be exact December 13, 2008

Hamas

Hamas, the main Islamist movement in the Palestinian territories, was born soon after the previous intifada erupted in 1987. The organization opposes the Oslo peace process and its short-term aim is a complete Israeli withdrawal from the Palestinian territories. Hamas does not recognize the right of Israel to exist. Its long-term aim is to establish an Islamic state on land originally mandated as Palestine - most of which has been contained within Israel's borders since its creation in 1948. The grass-roots organization - with a political and a military wing - has an unknown number of hard-core members but tens of thousands of supporters and sympathizers.

It has two main functions: 1) it is involved in building schools and hospitals in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and in helping the community in social and religious ways. 2) The military wing of Hamas - known as the Izzedine al-Qassam Brigades - has carried out a series of bloody attacks against Israeli targets. In February and March 1996, Hamas carried out several bus bombings, killing nearly 60 Israelis. It was also blamed for attacks in 1997 in Jerusalem which killed 15 people, and brought the peace process grinding to a halt. Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority (PA) - the government-in-waiting if a Palestinian state is established - views Hamas as a serious rival, yet the Palestinian leader has tried to co-opt the movement into mainstream politics. But his insistence that Hamas recognize the PA as the only national authority in the Palestinian territories and cease military operations against Israel has been resisted. Hamas argues that to accept the PA would be to recognize the Oslo accords - which Islamist groups saw as nothing more than a security deal between the PA, Israel and the US, with the ultimate aim of wiping them out. Despite a fierce offensive against the group in 1996, when the PA arrested some 1,000 Palestinians and took over mosques in Gaza, the PA has been careful not to drive Hamas underground.

by Dancing with Fire January 22, 2011