hype train

When something is so anticipated, like anything new, that you must board the Hype Train

A new game on steam! All aboard the god damn Hype Train!

by Spoi April 10, 2015

jam ur hype

jam ur hype means calm down

"jam ur hype rude gal"

by nazzzy September 25, 2005

Fuck you, K Hype!

A phrase said in the popular video series Rage Quit, where Michael is playing the Impossible Game, and an Xbox LIVE friend comes on with the gamer tag of K Hype. Can be used at the most random of times.

1. "Maybe if Super Meat Boy was Mr. Fuckin' Potato Head and you pulled his fucking face off, this is what you get! <Reference to the dull-colored cube in the Impossible Game.>"

"Fuck you, K Hype!"

2. "That algebra test was honestly the most fucking stupid thing in the world, and I'm off for the last half of the day! Thank God!"

"Fuck you, K Hype!"

by 1SgtBeastblood December 5, 2011

Hyperian

Hyperian is a person who is hyper on knowledge, a must know everything from mathematics to philosophy. Hyperian person will stop at nothing in achieving knowledge and learning.

If you want to know the truth ask an hyperian.
He not simply a genius he’s hyperian

by Orion violet July 28, 2018

Hypermediocrity

To try with maximum effort to do something with minimal care for that which you are doing.

Due to building his house with such hypermediocrity, I was not surprised when Johns' house collapsed.

by John Soviet July 13, 2013

hyperthyroidism

not to be confused with hypothyroidism; causes a high metabolic rate which results in unexplained weight loss or inability to gain weight, inability to focus, and a number of other symptoms.

The most common cause of hyperthyroidism is Grave's, a genetically inherited disease.

by urbandr December 17, 2008

hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianist

One prone to using big words.The word is an example of form following function: the root sesquipedalian is loaded with extra word-parts that amplify its meaning. My form adds one more word part to the end (ic) making the word even longer.

He said people who tried to impress others with fancy words were just being hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianistic.

by ashman w. hilton September 24, 2013