Hafsa Ahmed

The most beautiful and nicest girl ever, she is that friend everyone needs. You can stare at her all day she is way too pretty. So many guys want her and they are jealous because she ignores all of them guys for this one guy she likes. She also does modelling with her sister Anum Ahmed. She gets so much hate she doesn't deserve this she is very stunning! Yes this is aimed to a certain Hafsa,
Her instagram: xhafsaa.x

Ismail: Hafsa Ahmed man I want dis girl
Eesa: She has a man bro

by A_certi December 11, 2019

hamajang

Fucked up.

She looked good till her panties came off, her punani was all hamajang.

by Kealohi September 10, 2003

hamsap

Pervert in Cantonese.

Jay is a Hamsap boy, he always peek at girl bathing.

by Lei Lou Mou March 16, 2014

Hafsah

In ancient mythology, hafsah was used to describe one as a genius. Now it is rarely used, however, in some popular ancient pieces it can be found. The part of a hafsah also has to be pretty intellectual and also carry good looks.

Everything went wrong. There was no one to help. Then Julius Ceasar knew of one person he thought could save the day. Her name was Hafsah. She was smart, she was cunning, she was HAFWOMAN!

by Slurpx January 14, 2010

Hamad

A boss of all bosses.
the king of the streets, or in plain language, a real playa and a true baller !

I'm the boss of this town, because I'm a Hamad !

by Hackstack October 17, 2011

Hamàred

A classy-ass way to say that you're super drunk, fucked up, wasted, shitfaced, or hammered. It is pronounced heh-mair-d (French pronunciation)

Dude1: holy shit it's only seven o'clock and you're already drunk

Dude2: nah man I'm just a bit Hamàred.

Dude1: oh ok that's cool then. And quite classy, I must say.

by Drewbie Wan Kanobie July 17, 2012

Yahshua HaMashiach

A Yahwistic equivalent of the Gentile-English "Jesus Christ" or the Messianic Jewish "Yeshua HaMashiach".

Old Testament scholars often refer to the religion of the Hebrew Bible as "Yahwism", because Yahweh is the center of this religion, and the name "Yahweh" is used throughout. During the time between the Testaments, Judaism developed, wherein Yahweh is worshipped, but His name is not pronounced as a way to avoid saying the name in vain. Hence the Yahwistic "Yahshua HaMashiach" versus the Jewish "Yeshua HaMashiach".

by Rabbi Mosheh EliYahu July 30, 2009