Henise

Someone who spends their time constantly on the computer and/or video games due to a lack of friends

Stop acting like a Henise and come outside

by UckyBuck June 19, 2007

Hebish

Combination of Hebrew and English. Used when one roommate is Jewish and the other is not. Especially when said non-Jewish roommate forgets that "Jewish" is not a language. Therefore one must make things less complicated and form new terms like Hebish!

Your language teacher gives you a lot of homework. Hebish must be hard!

by Roommating Buddies February 21, 2011

Heish

A way to describe someone who is socially inept or has a mental disability.

"Jay is such a heish"
"Bro why you such a heish"
"That dude plays fortnite? Hes such a heish!"

by HeishMaster April 14, 2023

heiseled

(v). Having one's veneer of triumph pulled out from under them via the presentation of info leading one to realize that their recent discovery is in fact old news.

Yasha: Look eveyone, I found a video of a great wedding fight.

John: Great. Even better last week when the rest of the world saw it.

Yasha: Zoinks! I just got heiseled!

by alex shifrin August 21, 2007

Henise

Anyone that chases a band to blow the lead gituarist. Someone of loose moral values. A person who feels they never do any thing wrong. Anyone that can talk behind a persons back and feel its the right thing to do.

i'm gonna see oney get drunk and henise the first guy I see.

by Dumuas December 6, 2010

the heisman

The Best new dance craze look it up. The Heisman. "do the Heisman on that ho"

Move to left, move to the right...do the heisman on that ho

by QTpi1212 January 4, 2007

Hallway Heisman

A maneuver usually performed by, but not limited to, a Skape, when traveling down a hallway with other people. Similar in posture to the famous Heisman Trophy, with the exception that instead of clutching a football to the stomach area, the individual performing the Hallway Heisman will grasp the small of their back, in a hunched over position. The Hallway Heisman is mainly used to ward off approaching people, so as not to be bumped into due to a "back injury".

As soon as the Skape saw the Human Resources person coming, she suddenly stopped running and assumed a Hallway Heisman position.

by Krakky McKraken November 15, 2006