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hilarity ensues
Something funny is upcoming due to a build-up of circumstantial events, or a comedy of errors.
Sometimes involves rape.
Sometimes involves rape.
hilarity ensues by burgernator August 3, 2009
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when Jordan Richards talks about his emotions to his 'best friends', these emotions will vary
1: confessing about his true love to rhiley
2: confessing his true feelings to the boys, for example. Michael Potts is his fourth 'best friend' he loves him
1: confessing about his true love to rhiley
2: confessing his true feelings to the boys, for example. Michael Potts is his fourth 'best friend' he loves him
Rhiley: I'M deeply in love with her, I would do anything to kiss her one last time, this was quite the hilarious conversation
hilarious by nnnnnnnnnaaaaaaaaw April 17, 2010
rude hilarity
Friend 1: UGH! This exam paper about Rude Hilarity is too hard!
Teacher: *starts laughing maniacally*
Teacher: *starts laughing maniacally*
rude hilarity by IconicBaguette October 26, 2019
Hilaritated
Hilaritated by merzbow March 17, 2004
Hilaryous
/həˈle(ə)rēəs/
Adjective
Of or pertaining to the Hilary in your life. May indicate ownership or reference to an idiosyncrasy pertaining to the Hilary-person:
Adjective
Of or pertaining to the Hilary in your life. May indicate ownership or reference to an idiosyncrasy pertaining to the Hilary-person:
1. Indicating ownership:
Person 1: "Oh my gosh, that sweater is Hilaryous!"
Person 2: "Oh, okay, I was wondering to whom it belonged. Hilary must have left it here, the last time she visited."
2. Pertaining to idiosyncrasy of the Hilary-person:
Person 1: "You know that thing Hilary always does, when she leaves social gatherings without notifying her friends? She seems to catch a thrill from gaining MIA status; it happens nearly every weekend."
Person 2: "Oh yes, that thing. It's never funny but so Hilaryous all the same."
Person 1: "Oh my gosh, that sweater is Hilaryous!"
Person 2: "Oh, okay, I was wondering to whom it belonged. Hilary must have left it here, the last time she visited."
2. Pertaining to idiosyncrasy of the Hilary-person:
Person 1: "You know that thing Hilary always does, when she leaves social gatherings without notifying her friends? She seems to catch a thrill from gaining MIA status; it happens nearly every weekend."
Person 2: "Oh yes, that thing. It's never funny but so Hilaryous all the same."
Hilaryous by Anna Kingsley December 15, 2013