Hasemalphaginnojinglanaporphomism

a reversed contradicting metamorph phrased as an anagram

First appearing on bash.org, Hasemalphaginnojinglanaporphomism is defined and featured exclusively only on one other site.

I believe that word was a Hasemalphaginnojinglanaporphomism.

by Andrew Fang September 12, 2004

haemolacria

A physical condition that causes somebody to cry bloody tears.

Xander has haemolacria, and he will have it forever because his tear duct is cut open.

by Xanderc824 June 7, 2018

Hemal

Often used to describe a person who takes something too seriously, Hemal is a widely used word in the Hindu language, "Gujarati". In fact, Hemal can be used in many different ways. It is considered a noun, verb, and an adjective.

After losing the game, Namit acted like a serious Hemal and threw a beer bottle at Tej. (noun)

After Ajay and Nimesh made fun of his middle toe, Anand became very Hemalish and cussed them out. (Adjective)

Everyone watched as the boy played basketball with only 2 girls, but acted like he was playing for the USA Olympics team. He definitely Hemaled it. (Verb)

by Robert Wilkie September 13, 2006

Hemal

A Sexy gujrati male. Typically curly hair and a whole ton of sexiness. Large amounts of body hair on the pubes making him even more sexy.

"Did you see Hemal yesterday?' He was looking too sexy."

by anonymous December 17, 2020

hemale

a stupid but yet funnier word for male.

is it a hemale or a shemale?

by Papag October 9, 2006

shamala hamala

A non-religious stand in for “god bless you” after someone sneezes.

The atheist sneezed loudly and his three friends said, “Shamala Hamala!” in unison.

by tyydyy1 September 9, 2021

Hamallu

It is very clear that the people contributing thus far to the Maltese street word 'hamallu' are what are know by Southerners as 'pepe' or better snobs - originating from the title 'sine nobilitate' - common, but typically wealthy stuck-up people who typically live in Sliema, St. Julians, San Gwann (not as many today), Swieqi and that side of the harbour as to say. But 'hamalli' are also present in these communities, especially were things have gone wrong.

You need to look at Maltese society in general to understand:

The Nobles - a dying breed, based in Mdina but also present in the countryside palaces and estates. Once powerful, today many effected by having to pay taxes and lack of resources to squander.

The Elite - those who work on behalf of the many who do not, humble, honest, quite well off but pay their taxes and make sure there is enough to go around to keep the nation going forward. - These exist in all communities and there is not North and South divide.

The Pepe (snobs) predominantly in the Northern Harbour area. Children of rich parents who made it well after the 40s and moved to nice residences on the coast. Now they have ended up spending their wealth unwisely and take out loans to keep up appearances.

The Hamallu - mainly proletariat, found in abundance in the Cottonera area but present even in Sliema in areas funnily known as The Lazy Corner. Give priority to all the wrong things in life and always get the wrong end of the stick.

by An Elite April 13, 2014