an hero

A term meaning of a person who commit suicide over something insignificant. It was created when the people would've said an idiot, but stammered to create "an hero".

An idiot: I'm an hero.

by spi.. December 31, 2008

hero

the last toke of a joint before you start smoking the roach.

(in a smoking circle)
do you want a hero dude?

by the cake taker June 21, 2005

hero

one falsely presuming that their own actions are far more cool/significant that they actually are, often deserving the song "Heroes" (originally performed by David Bowie and later by the Wallflowers) to be played/sung as a sarcastic theme song as they walk away.

Jack and Jill are sitting at a coffee shop enjoying polite conversation. A pop-collar-frat-boy-looking hero appears.

Jack: Can I help you?

Hero: (staring intently at Jill) I just wanted to say whazzzup and see how y'all were doing.

Jill: Go away, you're creeping me out.

Hero: Well I'll see you kids later then. (turns and walks away, obviously trying to strut as he does so)

Jill: (sarcastically singing) We could be heroes...

Jack: (following suit) ...for just one day.

by Kendall Weaver December 14, 2008

Hero

like arro, kinda sum1 who does sumthing and thinks there awesome coz of it but really they suk!

hero barney!

by Dani♥ October 9, 2008

Hero

When someone buys the first door on zombies even though they have the least amount of money

Dave has opened the door, because no one else would, Dave now hasn't got enough money for the mystery box, but he put the team before himself. Dave is a hero

by Juan The Destroyer of Eggs August 5, 2016

Hero

A stupid term used to describe people either sarcastically or seriously. Mostly heard in Wisconsin. Namely Kewaskum.

"He's the hero." "You're the hero man!" *Usually because he is doing something that the other person deems "cool"

by Chrissie November 16, 2004

heroes

slang for "goodbye", popularized by one of snoop dogg's characters on his show "doggy fizzle televizzle" on mtv.

"Well, that's it for this edition. Until next time, peace out. Heroes."

by Brooke Williams July 24, 2003