happy crappy

All of the unnecessary social etiquette (i.e., business preliminaries) that needs to be exchanged before you can get down to business.

Let's cut the happy crappy and get down to work.

by The Elklanding Crew March 14, 2008

snap happy

The act of overusing your camera from either taking a picture of the same thing multiple times, or taking a picture of everything you can find, or find you need to take a picture of. People who get a new camera often become snap happy.

Basically just using your camera a lot.

"Maria is so snap happy with her new camera she maxed out the 1 gig memory card in one day!"

by Lios January 3, 2008

defriend-happy

adj. Someone who, with the SLIGHTEST provocation, defriends someone on facebook, myspace, etc.

Josh: "Soc, why did you defriend me on Facebook?"
Soc: "I didn't like that you had a dream about my sister. Plus, I heard you didn't like my tie."
Josh: "Wow, you're more fucked up than i thought. You're really defriend-happy if those were your reasons."

by stockman09 January 23, 2011

Happy Ears

The ability to hear good news or encouragement when nothing of the kind is actually said within ear shot or outside it.

Sheila said that Doug is really into her based upon her conversation with him yesterday. I spoke with Doug and he said "No way". So, Sheila really just has happy ears and hears what she wants to hear....

by craineya March 22, 2010

link happy

When you are surfing the web and you keep clicking on links bouncing from page to page to page or using a search engine to find something else you stumbled upon. You eventually wind up far from where you started.

I was reading a story about Obama and somehow ended up on a page about circus clowns because I was link happy.

by crys41 March 11, 2008

Happy Pill

Someone who makes a certain person happy when they're around or when talking to them.

She's been my happy pill since I met her.

You know, thanks for being my happy pill all these times.

by anonymous April 11, 2022

genuine happiness

Experiencing an authentic and profound sense of well being based on reality.

He quickly realized that he could not find genuine happiness in being an alcoholic and drug addict. By focusing on the positive aspects of living and making positive changes he felt empowered and a sense of inner peace and genuine happiness.

by mlhiss December 24, 2019