hallelujah heroine

NOT the drug or any illicit or illegal substance.

It's the thing a person does that makes all things and the world right and good.

A persons "Happy Place"

K- Girl I need some retail therapy. Don't need anything just the fact of being out and about, doing a little window shopping.

C- I feel ya, girl I need some too!

K- It's my hallelujah heroine!

C- Mine too, shopping just makes me happy with or without spending money.

by kei922 August 27, 2013

halleluiah

A popular word used in hymnals and songs meaning, "Praise the Lord" which is usually referring to Jesus. Used by Christians, angels, and maybe some wackos who dont know what it means.

Halleluiah! Jesus rose from the dead!

by www.eternalsoldiers.net January 26, 2004

hellelujah

a dark sinister phrase uttered when something goes your way. A play on words with the religious "hallelujah". Best when used around religious zealots.

Aww hellelujah, there is one beer left!

by macchina January 19, 2008

Hallelujah

When ur actually happy for once, and your parents are being nice to you. Also, you might say that when you have a hard pp.

Man, my parents are being cool, and I don’t have much homework;Hallelujah!!

by DaT SuPErMaN December 11, 2018

Hallelujah Handjob

Where you drill a hole in the middle of your hand just like stigma on Jesus's hand and used the blood as lube to jerk your dick off.

I need to buy a new drill. My old one broke while I was trying to give myself a hallelujah handjob

by mtt4411 September 8, 2019

halluyah

The praised word in the Christian religion. A symbol of both unity, purity, and peace. The love of God and all that is good that He has created. Said in times of crisis when a miracle has occured.

Halluyah! God has saved me once more from death.

by 1DDDDDD1 September 19, 2006

Hallalujah

Hallelujah, Halleluyah and the Latin form Alleluia are transliterations of the Hebrew word הללו יה (Standard Halleluya, Tiberian Halləlûyāh) meaning "Praise God" (from the first two letters of YHWH). Hallelujah is found primarily in the book of Psalms. The word is used in Judaism as part of the Hallel prayers, and in Christian prayer. It has been accepted into the English language and has a similar pronunciation in many other languages.

■He is risen! Hallalujah!

by lolifofo December 5, 2010