harangues

1. A long pompous speech, especially one delivered before a gathering.
2. A speech or piece of writing characterized by strong feeling or expression; a tirade.
3.a very long speech

to harangue(vb)

to address (a person or crowd) in an angry, vehement, or forcefully persuasive way
n
a loud, forceful, or angry speech

harangues from the headmaster on good behaviour.

by Sara.Bee March 13, 2010

Harang

A foul ball in baseball that has homerun distance. Named after Aaron Harang.

Announcer: And the 2-0 pitch to Howard...hit deep down the line!...Harang. 2-1's now the count.

by justbecker August 4, 2010

Hasangjekaj

Hasangjekaj, notable family in Gucia in Montenegro, coming from the small village of Martinaj, Hasangjekaj are notorious for breeding strong stout warriors with hard-headed mentalities, no wonder they were the Bajraktars of Martinaj, they had the strength to prove it. They originate from the Kelmendi tribe of Albania, possibly settling in the 1600s in Martinaj, it's first ancestor is know as Hasan Gjeka.

Many Hasangjekajs moved from Martinaj to around the globe, some in Germany and Sweden but a majority being in NYC. If you see a Hasangjekjaj in public make sure you say "tungjatjeta o bajraktar" for immediate respect, be careful.

Oh hey look at that tall strong guy, what's his last name?

How do you not know him, he's Hasangjekaj, the warriors of gucia

by Hasangjekaj December 28, 2020

harangle

Verb. To harass, drive crazy, mess with, or anger as a result of dumb actions.

I covered the top of my fish bowl with pantyhose and secured it with rubber bands. Now my fish won't be harangled by my cat anymore.

by rexburger18 November 25, 2010

harangue

An oration, lecture, tirade

by Larstait November 6, 2003

harang

Misspelling (sometimes intentional out of ease) of harangue, which is a tirade or rant, whether spoken or written.

In this usage it is usually playful and friendly banter suggesting the other person forcefully remind them later of their failings.

If used in reference to other people (particularly a work superior) it usually delicately and formally suggests the other person was being irritable/annoying in a way that is not career limiting.

"I have a meeting to go to, harang me about that letter later."

"Colleague1: Simon was haranging me over that corporate newsletter.
Colleague2: Ignore it, he was just mad it didn't have his name in it."

by Matthew1471 April 10, 2009

Harsant

The act of being harpooned by a pheasant. This is a regular occurance in rural areas such as Oadby and Kings Lynn.

I was walking through a field the other day when I was Harsant'd!

by Ollyquimbags August 4, 2008