Harmonical

a word often used to describe something of a beautiful essence and/or someone named harmonie.

“Hey, harmonie you are so harmonical, gorgeous babe!”

by harmonie lover. March 10, 2022

Harooning

To pump a Texas Mickey of whiskey directly into one's mouth.

Honestly I harooned before we went for lunch drinks, it felt great and I feel no shame in harooning.

One time Haroon harooned and then harooning became a thing

by SousedBergin December 22, 2017

Harmony Public Schools

A place where the teacher is always right, and where parents send children to avoid the filth of "public schools", not to mention the ottoman empire rejoicing in various parts of Texas to create this absolute monarchy, the first ever in America.

I send my children to Harmony Public Schools because they treat autistic children the same as normal children, this is why I support LGBTQ!

by Soner Tarim August 14, 2018

Harmony

1.
Peace, happiness
2.
Music, melody
3.
The awesome funky girl who lives in England who totaly owns all you nüblets B-)

Harmony owns you nüblets

by Harmony Pümpkin December 2, 2009

rusty harmonica

Giving a woman a rimjob, and a reach around. Often involves blowing in the butt cheeks.

I gave your sister a rusty harmonica.

by butthead December 4, 2005

Western Zebra Harmonica

When a man rapes a victim, and then after tying him/her up with multi-colored ropes resembling a zebra, he then can either rape her in the ass or up the pussycat. When he's about to cum he takes his penis out of her and then slides it across her lips resembling the playing of a harmonica and then cums in her mouth.

"Man that guy Western Zebra Harmonica'd me last night and I had to take showers for weeks to get that off of me."

by DirtyRobert August 19, 2009

Glass harmonica

A musical instrument consisting of a number of glasses partially filled with water. The glasses are filled to different levels, hence the production of different notes when the player rubs their rims with a moistened finger. The sound thus produced has a haunting, otherwordly quality. It is most famously called for in the "Mad Scene" from the opera LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR by Donizetti, although that part is now usually played by a transverse flute.

Opera fan A: What's your favourite recording of LUCIA?
Opera fan b: The one with Beverly Sills, because it uses the original scoring for glass harmonica.

by djprobed September 14, 2006