Haifa

Haifa is an Arabic name, its literal meaning : a slim girl with flat stomach and tiny waist line

Haifa! You look great today (noun)

Look at that body! She’s haifa (as an adjective)

by Haifaro March 26, 2019

Giving it the full Hasan

Giving it the big one; bigging oneself up

The act of indirectly giving the impression of one's own self importance or being overly busy

Attempting to promote oneself as having greater abilities than one actually possesses

"I'll see you guys later; I've got some things to be getting on with"

He's not got anything to do, he's just giving it the full Hasan

"This stuff is simple, I've been doing this sort for thing for years"

I doubt that's true, he's probably just giving the it the full Hasan

by dd28 October 12, 2011

hasam

A male nipple

Person 1: Your hasam is sticking out

Person 2: Thanks bro (fixes it)

Girl 1: Hey (aside) thank God his hasam isn't sticking out like yesterday

by AmerigoVespucci November 15, 2013

Hasam

A traditional Pakistani name for some one with luscious, big hair

Person 1: Did you get a hair cut?

Person 2: Yah, I got a Hasam.

by Emoney123 November 14, 2013

halfaversary

The celebration of a half-year since something important occured.

Katherine: Oh my gosh, Doug, it's August 15th! We started dating on February 15th... do you know what that means?! Today is our halfaversary!
Doug: Oh, that's right. You're dumb, but happy halfaversary.

by Eillek Nagrom January 16, 2008

Hasanah

A smart, young, sexy woman. Often described as the best a guy can get, she plays hard to get, while mananging school and partying at the same time. She always get the guy she wants. Roger that. Next time you see her mention how good she looks.

Des-C: Have you seen that girl?
Imran: Ya guy shes sexy
Des-C: Damn I wish I could get a Hasanah
Imran: Too bad guy shes already mine

by PakiWaki June 24, 2010

Hafa Adai

This salutation or greeting is similar to "Aloha" in Hawaii. Just as Hawaiians are well known for saying "Aloha!" so are the natives of Guam just as well known for saying "Hafa Adai!" The greeting "Hafa Adai!" is literally translated into English as "What Friend" or "What Partner" But, because the literal translation loses meaning, the best or most close meaning is "How are you, Friend?" Or, "What's up Friend?" or "Hello!" A greeting you would say to someone you consider a friend. In Guam, the Chamorro greeting is a very friendly way of welcoming people. It's Polite, and Friendly. If you see a Guam Bumper sticker in the USA it will most likely say "HAFA ADAI" on it. The correct pronunciation of Hafa Adai is just like "Half a Day".

A Chamorro girl sees a cute Island Boy (Chamorro Boy) walking past her and she smiles kindly and says "Hafa Adai" and he nods and says "Hafa Adai" back.

As they pass each other they both smile. Two strangers greeting each other as friends. :) That's the Chamorro way.

by SummerGirl <3 June 11, 2011