Hi friend

Lol looks like I got in trouble again so I’m on urban dictionary one more time.
So ye Pc and whoever else of my friends decide to read this hi I’ll be back in a month.

Bye bye

Hi friend

by Chocomilkdiva January 14, 2021

say hi

to brutally torn off someone's face, cut off their hands, gouge out their eyes, inject them with steroids to keep them alive, cut off their head, get their skin out, and steal their still-beating heart.

jimmy: i want to say hi to that girl!
timmy: damn bro what did she even do to you

by niggerger October 7, 2023

Hi Good

When 2 people who vaguely remember each other (like someone you went to high school with), run into each other and they both realize they have nothing to say to each other.

1st person: "Hey, How are you doing?"
2nd person: "Hi Good" .....you?"
1st person: "Good"...
then the silence

by pinkbloomers December 29, 2007

Hello? Hi.

This is a phrase used right after saying something stupid. For example, you say something stupid or retarded and then you delete it right as it sends sends and you say "hello? hi." If the person is too slow to read it they will probably ask what you said and you should probably keep saying "hello? hi" until they get annoyed and beat you up or some shit like that.

A-"How are you doing?"
B-"Fucking brilliant, *deletes message*, hello? hi."
A-"What did you say?"
B-"Hello? Hi."
A->:(

by EskeetitAmanda December 19, 2017

hi-3

Hi-3, is a hi-5, but only using the 3 fingers, as used in a scout/brownie promise.
You can only do a hi-3 if you were once a beaver, cub, scout, rainbow, brownie, or guide.

Mark: Hey you, that was an amazing shot!
Ems: Thanks.
Mark: Lets hi-3!
Ems: hi-3!

by Mr footsoldier May 3, 2006

hi beams

When a woman's nipples are extremely erect and are quite noticeable.

Sally's hi beams were giving me a boner.

by Skutch54 December 19, 2008

Hi guy

The common greeting gesture of a Fillipino when he/she has no relevent conversation to engage.

The greeting of a relative(normaly of an uncle) whom does not currently know or care of ones name despite the gender of the person it is directed to.

As Aaron waved to his uncle his uncle said in a robotic fashion "Hi guy". . .

by Merch-the-miggity August 3, 2006