Deathly-Hallow

verb:

To read or otherwise intellectually devour something in a matter of hours, as opposed to the days or weeks that would normally be spent on such a task. The name comes from the rapid consumption of J.K. Rowling's eponymous 759-page book, after the reader has worked his way through the first 1,300 pages of the the Harry Potter series, and will now forsake all human needs and comforts to know if Snape will get his comeuppance.

"Good books are dangerous: I straight up "Deathly-Hallowed" the first two Hunger Games books in less than 30 hours this weekend."

Person 1: "Done! I just Deathly-Hallowed in eight hours!"
Person 2: "Seriously?! Wow, my sister and I both started at midnight —we even read aloud to each other while the other was in the shower— and still took 12 hours! I'm impressed!"

by JoeFrogs June 11, 2012

halloween

a day for Tricks and Treats

check out that trick on the corner. no its madonna

by Magic Johnson October 27, 2003

Hello Kitty Blanket

An amazingly comfortable blanket that teenage/young adult men like to cuddle in.

I want the hello kitty blanket!!

by dutchdropje13 August 6, 2010

Hello Pussy

The day a girl throws out her Hello Kitty collection.

Brittney looks all grown up. Yeah, she threw out her Hello Kitty collection last week. It's Hello Pussy from now on.

by Ma$tiboy August 3, 2016

Hello, I am Under the Water

Hello, how are you? I am under the water. Please help me. I am drowning. UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

"Did you see that Indian?"
"Yea what did he say?"
"he said 'Hello, I am under the water.'"

by amogusdripotion May 22, 2021

Dominics Halloween

Referring to women who are above the age of 18 Ladies If you know a dominic you must have sex with him on the night of Halloween until he cums and you have to have some type of costume or come with slides or sandals on

I thought they were throwing a party at dominic’s house hell nah it was a-whole bunch a bitches waiting to fuck dominic they called it dominics Halloween

Well trick or fucking treat huh haha

by Sexy Texan 2000 January 1, 2022

Hello Kitty

Hello Kitty is a popular Japanese character. It is a literal modern translation of 'Maneki Neko' or, the 'Beckoning Cat' which is a symbol of welcome and is used in many Japenese/Chinese store entrances. Sometimes Maneki Neko has his left paw up, sometimes the right. The left paw signifies that the business owner is inviting in it's customers. The right paw invites in money or good fortune. Most Maneki Neko's are calico cats; the male calico is so rare it's considered lucky in Japan But Maneki Neko may be white, black, red, gold, or pink to ward off illness, bad luck, or evil spirits and bring financial success, good luck, health and love. Maneki Nekos made in Japan show the palm of the paw, imitating the manner in which Japenese people beckon. North American Maneki Nekos show the back of the paw, imitating the way we gesture 'come here.' The higher Maneki Neko holds his paw, the more good fortune is being invited.

According to legend, that cat, called Tama, lived in a poverty stricken temple in 17th century Tokyo. The temple priest often scolded Tama for contributing nothing to the upkeep of the temple. Then one day, a powerful feudal lord named Naotaka Ii was caught in a rainstorm near the temple while returning home from a fishing trip. As the lord took refuge under a big tree, he noticed Tama with her paw raised, beckoning to him, inviting him to nter he temple's front gate. Intrigued, Naotaka decided to get a closer look at he cat. Suddenly, the tree was struck by lightening and fell on the exact spot where the lord had just been standing. Tama had saved his life! In gratitude, Naotaka made the little temple his family temple and became it's benefactor. Tama and the priest never went hungry again. After a long life, Tama was buried in gratitude at the Goutokuji temple. Goutokuji still exists, housing dozens of statues of the Beckoning Cat.

Hello Kitty is the modern version of this, so many kids have good fortune (probably)
Source- Uncle John's Unstoppable Bathroom Reader

by Knowlegeble August 13, 2010