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hadlee and tj

The cutest couple ever so sweet and gold together. You will never see them apart and if somthing happens to one of the the other will not rest unit balance is restored
Omg They are such a Hadlee and Tj they are sooo cute together
by ThirdWheeler November 20, 2017
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hade

I feel like going to hade
by anthony443894893 December 7, 2017
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Haddox

The worst insult you can possibly give. It means you are ignorant, back-stabbing, and arrogant. You're a bossy know-it-all who never stops talking about yourself. Stools and sticks cower at your presence, for they will all be destroyed.
"Back in my day, we didn't have air conditioning..." -A Haddox
by SoapOfTerror29 May 5, 2018
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Hades

King of the Underworld, ruler of the Greco-Roman afterlife. Quite literally took a wife by the name of Persephone, daughter of Demeter. Is often branded a villain in most modern works, even though he's portrayed as a "strict and just, even handed" ruler in ancient depictions. Does not really have blue fire for hair.
"Do you see that quiet guy in the middle of that crowd? Definitely a Hades."
by Persephone_81 June 18, 2018
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hadet hadet

A semi-norwegian way of saying „Good bye“ which is mainly used by scientific youngsters with international background in Norway.

It originates from the well-known „ha det“ but relates to the doubled „hei hei“, norwegians use when greeting someone.

The pronounciation might be somewhat in between english and norwegian for the same reasons as mentioned above
Person 1: See you. Have a nice day.
Person 2 (being all norwegian friendly): hadet hadet
by quada123 June 27, 2018
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hadet hadet

Semi-norwegian way of saying „Good bye“ which is mainly used by scientific youngsters with international background in Norway.

It originates from the well-known „ha det“ but relates to the doubled „hei hei“, norwegians use when greeting someone.

The pronounciation might be somewhat in between english and norwegian for the same reasons as mentioned above.
Person 1: See you. Ha det bra.
Person 2: hadet hadet
by quada123 July 15, 2018
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hàde

African slang used as a expression to say sorry bruh.
Hàde dude I didn't know you failed.

John: I need to go buy kendricks new album today.
Kyle : Hàde it's only releasing next week.

Hàde hàde oldest people are first in line so move.
by Sensei_shady September 20, 2018
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