Hamington

To Go "HAM", to curse, respond to violent words or actions.

I went Hamington on this girl that went all up in my face the other night

by Mobutu81 October 2, 2010

Hinzington

Hinzington is an elaboration of the surname Hinz, coined in early 2010 by a renowned Hastings scholar, at the time the devoted partner of a Miss Hinz. The first use of this surname was prefaced by said partner with the adjunct title "Lady", and suffixed in a double-barrelled fashion thus: "Lady Hinzington-Smythe". Having been audaciously plagiarised in early 2011, the surname has most recently been seen in the following format: "Royal Lady Hinzington", this less impressive attempt at wit, and arguably less well informed usage belies the creator's original intent, which was one of endearment.

Person one: Royal Lady Hinzington.........
Person two: Totally copyrighting this!!!! :)
Person one: Ha Ha Ha.... :)

by WellDefined April 22, 2011

Bimmington

mispronunciation of "Binghamton," a city in upstate New York, often made by those of below average intelligence

"Hey, why don't we head up to Bimmington to catch a Whalers game?" asked my father-in-law.

by Marv3001 July 25, 2021

hemmingson

Hemmingson is a handsome and thoughtful guy. He's tall and he's aware of his presence in time and space. He reminds grandmas about their tea and make sure grandpas have their cigars. Whenever Hemmingson has time, he enjoys hanging curtains on rods to help people.

Oh wow, have you seen that Hemmingson over there? Rare species eh!

by majdouille November 21, 2021