Legally Happy

When an individual feels happy doing something legal.

Knowing that playing music after 11:00 P.M. would be make him illegally happy, the teenage boy raised the volume of the music he was listening to and was legally happy knowing that from 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. the police, enforcing the laws, allowed anyone to play music below 8 decibels.

by but for October 20, 2017

happiness attack

happiness attack when you are so happy you can't controle yourself like in a anger attack or a panick attack. But instead of beating the shit out of things you hug the shit out of pets or people because you are just so happy. Translated from the dutch word 'blijheidsaanval'

Amy: auwh your hurting me, don't hug this tight

Rose: I'm sorry {hugs tighter}

Rob: she's clearly having a happiness attack

by H. Tertavonju May 4, 2017

Taser Happy

Cops who like to use there taser for any little offense.

Yo bro don't say a word to officer Rodriguez he's a taser happy asshole who's just looking for an excuse to tase someone.

by GovernorBlevinsKY December 22, 2020

Holes of happiness

Slang for a woman's pussy and asshole

After my girlfriend took her panties off she bent over a showed me her holes of happiness.

by Ducksfan2007 February 26, 2017

happy nail

1. (n) a cheaply owned and operated nail salon.
2. (adj.) an ecstatic individual.
3. (n) an act of sexual intercourse that yielded pleasing results.

For definitions 2 and 3, increased repetition of the word happy or nail in succession of one another emphasizes their respective pleasantness. The repetition does not have to be in the correct order and either word can be omitted entirely as long as the amount of words in the phrase is equal to 2 or more.

Ex: Happy nail nail; happy happy happy; nail happy happy.

1. I got Sarah a gift card to the happy nail.
2. Jon was a happy nail after opening his birthday present.
3. That hot date last night ended in a happy happy nail.

by followtheleft December 25, 2022

happy <verb>

to be happy about stg.
people tend to use it as a verb instead of an adj.

- Do we happy <verb>?
- Yes of course we are.

by urbanguest123 February 13, 2023

queue happy

when a person who does not have a Spotify premium account takes total control of the queue because they have been lacking the ability to do so on their own personal account

Haley (premium account holder): Hey, do you wanna queue some music for the car ride?
Dominic (wishes he had premium): Sure thing!
Haley: *checks the queue* Woah woah, you're a little queue happy there.
Dominic: What makes you say that?
Haley: You queued enough music for ~two~ car rides!

by browneyedgirl42 December 20, 2020