Haqim

A fucking crazy ass niggah

Niggah please

by Anonymous July 13, 2003

Haim

To destroy one's physical and emotional health through drug use and hip-delusion at an age when intellectual development is integral to one's future.

"What, you think binging on pharmaceutical drugs and doing meth with your buddies won't haim any chance you might have of graduating?"

"My cousin got busted for possession and if she's been selling too then who knows who else she might have haimed in the process."

by misterdix March 13, 2010

hamim

A badass, cool dude who is very good at basketball. And is the GOAT!

mohammed is not Hamim

by afsstw5 December 8, 2018

Yu Yu Hakisho

1)One of the greatest mangas of all time, The common misspelling, Yu Yu Hakusho, is more common than the correct spelling.

2)Stars a punk kid named Yuske Urameshi. Who dies. He gets brought back to life after some crazy tests.

3) Translates to; Ghost Files, or Poltergeist report.

1) most people misspell manga names, it irritates the poo outta me

2) everyone loves digruntled youths!!

3) Yup, thats what it translates to

by Eric, God of Manga April 27, 2005

halimcan

A intelligent guy that has really good humour. Halimcan is a boy name and it's a Turkish name as well as Arabic.

Halimcan is a Turkish and Arabic name

by Urban boy August 15, 2017

Saito Hajime

The captain of the 3rd squad of the Shinsengumi during the Bakamatsu in Japan in the 1800s. He later went on to be a police man by the name of Goro Fujita. He has also been incarnated in Rurouni Kenshin and has skills only second to Kenshin and uses his signature technique, the Gatotsu a powerful attack that is nearly unstoppable and was only evaded by Kenshin. He is probably the 3rd strongest and most skilled swordsman in the Rurouni Kenshin series(Kenshin being first and Hiko being second). He is also the only real main character in the series. He has thin eyes and wheres a police man suit.

Saito Hajime was the captain of the third squad of the Shinsengumi.

by Ryan February 23, 2005

hajimamashitte

Japan language: literally it means "for the first time", and is usually used when meeting someone

keito san: "hajimamashitte keito desu. dozo yoroshiku."
sugihana san: "watashi wa sugihana desu."

by macrocosm April 18, 2010