Guy 1: Hey, can you hand me that flyswatter over there? I gotta take care of this tiny daddy longlegs crawling up the wall here.
Guy 2: Don't be a hero, man
Guy 2: Don't be a hero, man
by Don'tBeAHero May 14, 2010
A Submarine Sandwich. The long sandwich featuring layers of meat and cheese on a crusty Italian roll goes by a variety of names. Submarine, sub, and hero are widespread. Localized terms are bomber (upstate New York), wedge (downstate New York), hoagie (Delaware Valley, including Philadelphia and southern New Jersey), grinder (New England), Cuban sandwich (Miami), Italian sandwich (Maine), Italian (southern Midwest), and poor boy (New Orleans, before Katrina) now goes by soggy boy.
by B1070X1C January 31, 2006
a word used by motorcyclists to describe a motor vehicle driver who is driving slow on purpose an trying to stop the motorcyclist from speeding and intern saving his life. That is why he is a hero.
by Daviejones July 04, 2011
A man or women willing to sacrifice themself to help others without the consideration of there own safety.
"Those who face fire without fear or armor.Those who step into the darkness without assurances of ever walking out again, because they know there are others waiting in the dark, Awaiting salvation."
"Those who face fire without fear or armor.Those who step into the darkness without assurances of ever walking out again, because they know there are others waiting in the dark, Awaiting salvation."
by Sebastian February 21, 2004
by GET 360 QUICKSCOPED YOU N00b November 12, 2017
A person who voluntarily gives of themselves without expecting anything in return. In doing so they exhibit some sort of exceptional character trait. They also possess traits that make them a role model for others.
by Capt. Hero June 16, 2004
Examples:
Definition 1: That man is a hero!
Definition 2: That hero was delicious!
Definition 3: HERO! DERIVERY PREASE!
Definition 1: That man is a hero!
Definition 2: That hero was delicious!
Definition 3: HERO! DERIVERY PREASE!
by The Frightnened Turtle January 29, 2008