daddy harder

DADDY HARDER is what u scream when ur man puts his oversized penis inside or you so hard u feel like exploding

OH DADDY HARDER PLEASE OHHHH

by Dragon_Senei_X FORTNITE ADD ME October 5, 2019

Fuck Me Harder

said when you are close to the edge and can't take anymore

fuck me harder now you're going to make me explode

by Anastasia April 8, 2005

FUCK ME HARDER

we you just really need him to fuck you harder so you have to scream it at him to listen

"FUCK ME HARDER"

by bellaisgross May 25, 2016

Hander

Slang for a hand job. A handy. A hander.

Can wait to get home, my room mate is going to give me a Hander.

Yo bitch! How much for a hander?

My balls are rocked. She gave me a rough handers.

by Eaton Holgoode March 7, 2017

back hander

A secretive handing over (usually of money) in exchange for certain favouritism (usually by some sort of authority)

The Businessman gave a back hander to the Politician in order win the large contract.

OR (NZ example)
Peter Sumonivich gave a back hander to Winston Peters in order to obtain a more favourable fishing quota next season.

OR
The Pharmaceutical comapanies gave back handers to numerous doctors in exchange for them promoting certain medications.

by will_haveachat June 27, 2009

haidel

Haidel is a very kind-hearted, generous, cute and very handsome man. He is very loyal to the one that he love. Haidel don't talk a lot when he's angry because he don't want things to be more complicated. He is so clingy yet so shy to say it. He love attention from his love one. He is a very calm and he love to laugh. Haidel talks a lot only when he already know someone.

"He is so handsome like haidel"

by miss fh April 23, 2018

Haide

Romanian word used for "Come!", "Come on!" or "Come along!", at the second person, singular. It has also a shorter form, "Hai!". The form for the first person, plural, is "Haidem!" (short form, "Hai!") and for the second person, plural, is "Haideţi!" (short form, "Hai!"). It is used, also, in bulgarian (хайде), serbian, albanian, turkish (from which is seems to originate), and western armenian, with same meaning. In the new greek language, it's form is "ἄïντε" (read "aide"), but the most used is "Ελα". In arabic language, the same meaning it has the word "Yalla", (يللا), with variants "Yallah" (ياللا) or "Yala" (يلا), from which it was borrowed to hebrew, turkish and persian languages.

Haide, haide, Ioane, grăbeşte-te! (Come in, come in, John, hurry up!)
Haide acasă, George! (George, Come home!)

by Ryō-Sumy April 16, 2018