Stank Haitian

Either an actual Haitian or somebody displaying extreme greediness or visiting a garage/yard sale

Hey can I have have some of that water?
NO
Wow, your a stank Haitian

by 24883415 November 1, 2012

Habitual Homophobia

When your overly homophobic or use derragitory remarks towards gays for the sole intent of humor with no ill will towards the homosexual community

James: yo u wanna go ice skating
Aaron: no what are you fucking gay
James: are you homophobic

Aaron: nah its habitual homophobia. I'm still not going ice skating cause I'm not a God damn queer tho

by PresidentAaron October 23, 2018

Halitosis Defence

Common ins sports when one player attempts to keep another player from scoring screaming in the face of the player.

Holly shit! He knocked Bob out with the halitosis defence!

by exponentialhalitosis December 13, 2004

halitometer

an instrument for measuring the amount of alcohol in the breath of a person, especially a driver.

The halitometer showed a high concentration of alcohol n the breath of the driver and so he was given a ticket.

by uttam maharjan December 6, 2010

Haito

Used as a noun instead of 'wanker' or verb to depict male masturbation. Can also be used as a euphomism for the ejaculation of a male.

1. Dude, you're just a Haito!
2. be right back. need to Haito.
3. EWWW! i've just haito'd all over my hand!

by yukio April 5, 2007

Ham it up

1. Ham it up can mean anything. It can be good or bad, just being used to think of something to say.

2. Get ready.

1. (Silence)
Jenny: So...
Evan: Well, I have something to tell you....
Jenny: What Evan?
Evan: Well, I don't really know how to say this....
Jenny: It's okay, just say it!!!
Evan: (Deep Breath) Ham it up....

2. Come on! You've been training for your whole life! Just forget everything else and ham it up!!!

by Angelica Walker December 15, 2008

Haiti

In 1804 the second American nation to achieve independence, based on the values of liberty and equality as derived from the French Revolution. Haiti has faced many challenges including but not limited to:

- Not being able to create a stable and fully independent economy post-revolution (they didn't know how to do other

things besides farm, and most plantation farms were destroyed so they had to start from scratch),
- Being embargo-ed by the U.S. and restricted by Europe and it's colonies which meant they couldn't trade and really

couldn't get information and resources to industrialize as fast as everyone else
- America and Europe thought black people couldn't grow an economy on their own, but they didn't allow them to (what

are you going to do with out trade? Also U.S. didn't want their ideas to spread to American slaves)
- Cycles of relatively fine and poor rulers (monarchs, presidents, and dictators)
- The U.S. embargo lasted more than half a century
- The imperialist United States military occupation of Haiti from 1915-1934
- Unforgiving earthquakes and hurricanes which have repeatedly halted and set back production cycles

Karen: Why is Haiti so poor? Their only problems are earthquakes.
Jean: Haiti has been held down to suppress this black nation that had the strength to free themselves from a more powerful nation. And yes, earthquakes too.

by JGElias February 5, 2020