Merrappy Hanukkahristmas

Makes wishing someone a happy holiday a bit easier and more politically correct.

Not knowing how they celebrated the holidays, we wished them a Merrappy Hanukkahristmas!

by Chaser Matrix December 10, 2020

merry hanukkah

A combination between "Merry Christmas" and "Happy Hanukkah" generally said by confused white people.

Mark: "I'm Jewish."
Jessica: "Oml Merry Hanukkah."
Mark: "Jessica you are cancelled."

by beepbeeplettuce1 December 21, 2017

Hahn

My last name.

Which means "rooster" or "cock" in german.

"The name's Hahn...James Hahn..."
or
"Look at the size of that Hahn!"

by Hahn October 20, 2004

Hannukah

This is a romanization of Chanukah and Hanukkah

Celebrating Hannukah is sometimes frat.

by stuuuuuuud December 10, 2009

Hanuchristmakwanzakah

A combination of Hannukah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa used to refer to the time between Thanksgiving and New Years.

David: Hey, happy Hanuchristmakwanzakah!
Random Girl: What did you just say to me?

by David Altena January 3, 2008

hanus

An idiotic misspelling of the word "heinous".

Morons tend to not only misspell the word heinous as 'hanus', but lso tend to misuse it as well.

by socawkpeng February 12, 2010

Jewish-Christian Hanukkah

Jewish Christians are basically Jewish people, who eat kosher, and celebrate the feasts of Leviticus 23, as well as Purim (book of Esther), and Hanukkah (books of Maccabees), but also believe that Jesus was indeed the JEWISH Messiah.

Most regular Jews and Christians are unaware that Jesus declared Himself to be the Messiah in JOHN Chapter 10 (22-39) at the Temple on Hanukkah. The books of MACCABEES (found in the CATHOLIC Bible) and JOHN Chapter 10 are read by Jewish Christians during Jewish-Christian Hanukkah.

by Shlomoh Geffen December 27, 2006