Heinous Razzler

This is a particular ball bowled in the game of cricket that is simply unplayable. When bowled this ball will travel at such high velocities the wicket sets on fire due to the heat created from friction. Typically the nip back off the seam is so severe an inside edge onto the stumps is guaranteed. Only a few players can produce such a delivery and thus the term is rarely used. However you will know if you have received a heinous razzler.

George bowled a heinous razzler today that was so quick it broke my stumps.

by Rookmandingo May 25, 2021

Heineken beer

A saying used when you drink a couple Heineken before the basketball game. Heineken Gives you lots of energy and is related to Manute Bol’s prime days in the nba.
“A fresh pre game drink”

“Heineken Beer! Get up there young fella”

by YoungFella December 12, 2021

heinosity

A noun form of the word heinous. It is used to indicate that a person, place, or thing is so awful, so ghastly, so annoying that it becomes a sort of monstrosity in its own right. It differs from the word heinousness in that one can apply it to situations not normally deserving of the word without trivializing the word heinous.

Oh! The heinosity! I can't believe that you left a turd that huge sitting in the toilet unflushed!

by Shrewish Kate June 30, 2006

heinous bush pig

A girl so big and nasty that there's no other term to describe her. Generally over 5'9", over 200 pounds and lacking in hygeine.

Dude, look at that heinous bush pig! I haven't seen one so rough since last week when you caught the clap!

by Uncle Kurtie November 9, 2006

Heinz Doofenshmirtz

A character on Disney's TV show, Phineas and Ferb. He has incredibly illogical plans to take over the tri-state area. He also purchased a certificate that says he is a doctor. In a nutshell, "He gets waaaaay too much alimony".

My name is Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz

by Chungalunga choo choo December 16, 2012

heina

A revered and/or beautiful female, often a girlfriend, most likely from the Portuguese "reina," (HIGH-na), meaning "born in the country." In Spanish, "reina" (RAY-na), means "queen." The origin of the use of "heina" to mean "girlfriend" is most likely the Caribbean or South America (especially Brazil), where both Portuguese and Spanish influences exist.

I'm going to the beach to find a heina.

by Oh! May 27, 2006

Heinlein

Famous & weird SF writer who was one of the Greats of the Golden Age of SF, eg: the 40's & 50's. Though he was not the greatest master of dialogue, his stories are often quite gripping.

He has added two cool words to the language, grok & the acronym TANSTAAFL.

There is a fine line between Heinlein & the rest.

by moonlymeister January 3, 2006