Crushing Hard

Whenever you think about your crush 24/7 and smile like an idiot when talking to them

Oh man I'm crushing hard

by Ad6605 May 31, 2018

die-hard fan

A die-hard fan is somebody who is completely 100% obsessed with their favorite game, band, movie, etc. these people wait in long lines, in the blistering cold, just to bring home the new "thing" they are fans of.

Look at Matthew, over there. He's been waiting outside GameStop for 3 weeks, just to get the new Kingdom Hearts. He's such a savage die-hard fan.

by Savagematty November 6, 2015

Why my pp hard?

This phenomenon usually occurs when watching something weird or epic.

Someone in a comment section said, "why my pp hard?" it was funny.

by HahaNut27 March 21, 2019

hard agree

Slang: To agree with something/someone very much

...
Guy: we should definitely meet up later tonight ;)

Girl: Hard agree :)

by Ripsilver07 December 5, 2018

Gordy Go-Hard

A term refering to those "athletes" that give it 120% no matter what the situation. Often found in gym classes, and scrimage games of hockey, football, etc. Often the kids have no athletic ability, but dress in all the latest sports wear (under armour) to give the appearence of being a superstar. Often leads the class in gym warm up, lapping them in a warm up jog, cranking their music and stretching for many mintues before a game of shinny.

Johnny says: "Hey boys wanna play a game of shinny?" Jim says: "Ya sure, I just gotta stretch and warm up" Sets off for a 6 mile jog, with the ipod in the ears. Johnny says "Jim, were having a scrimmage, stop being such a Gordy go-hard

by bj#1/#472 February 8, 2010

Try-hard

Somebody whose effort level and emotional investment is excessively high for the level of play in which they are compteting.

Someone needs to tell that try-hard that this is a Sunday league, not the World Cup.

by Psalhf February 16, 2017

Hard Ecu

Proposal from the British government in 1990 to avoid the single European Currency. The Hard ECU would have been a common – not a single - currency, and circulate side by side with national currencies.

That's the course Britain has chosen, in proposing the hard Ecu as a common European currency alongside national currencies, so that people can choose which to use. Ours is the only fully worked-out proposal for the next stage which has been tabled and I pay tribute to the City's part in developing it. - Margaret Thatcher

by Teddy Kennedy December 4, 2007