heel

(n) In professional wrestling, a "bad" guy.

Stone Cold Steve Austin turned heel after joining forces with Mr. McMahon.

by keyshaw May 12, 2004

hello jello

the coolest thing to ever say when you say hi to somebody. Will definitly get their attention and if it doesnt, well they are gelatin.

"hello jello"
"hey who are you?"
"the coolest person u'll ever meet"
"i knew that"

by Normalest child February 15, 2008

hello darkness my old friend

Originally a song from 1964, with over 91 million views it was uploaded to YouTube in 2009 and became a meme.

dark|ness
ˈdɑ knəs
NOUN
wickedness or evil:
"the forces of darkness"
synonyms: evil · wickedness · corruption · sin · sinfulness · iniquity ·

Simon: Hello darkness, my old friend.
Darkness: I have a boyfriend.

Simon: Walks into physics class
Simon: Hello darkness, my old friend.

When you have a math test and haven't studied.
hELLO DARKNESS MY OLD FRIEND !!

by trashscn November 23, 2016

hello youtubes

wat muscian ronald jeenkes says b4 every song he plays.

"HELLO YOUTUBES!"

by SchniderD33 June 23, 2009

air-heel

Verb (high fashion slang): To walk barefoot on the ball of one's feet (or foot) with the heel elevated, as though one is wearing heeled shoes, most usually in the event that one or both shoes are lost during a fashion show; the object being to maintain balance and poise as best possible.

'When Karolina Kurkova lost her shoe during the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, she had to air-heel it down the runway and back"

by Speedog December 1, 2009

Suicide Heels

Heels so high, possibility of death is thought of.

"Have you heard about Tawny's new suicide heels? They're like 7 inches... I heard they're great to strip in!"

by Aidenne April 28, 2006

Hello, my name is

... fill in the blank with whatever you want people to call you today.

Typical name tag wording intended as an icebreaker for chit chat at any function, meeting, or party at which many of the guests are unfamiliar with each other.

"HELLO, MY NAME IS Chingo Bolamongo," read the name label on the keynote speaker's lapel.

by Chingo Bellamongo October 13, 2006