H'aint

Verb, past tense.

A contraction of the words "have" and "aint", resulting in a synonym to "have not".

"I h'aint even got my lunch today".

by Jon Bron March 26, 2007

haintey

A snobby, know-it-all, pretentious attitude. Similar in definition to hincty, but with much more flare.

You're attitude is very haintey! It's just too much. You are not even a member of this band yet, honey!

How she gonna come up in here all haintey when I know she got on some $2 shoes with that dress.

by Shabomba May 16, 2007

Haint

Southern colloquialism
def., ghost, apparition, lost soul

On his way back from Mobile my friend was killed on Bloody 98, and now he's just another restless haint.

by Big C August 15, 2003

Hainty

A combination of hateful and cranky.

I thought I'd get off work early but my boss was being hainty so I had to stay late.

by baboust February 6, 2010

haint

A ghost; a haunt; a spirit.

She was terrified of the haint that kept showing itself to her at midnight.

by CtotheK September 16, 2006

hainted

A pronunciation of haunted used primarily in the rural south

The elevator in my highrise is hainted, and so scary that bums won't even go in there to pee.

by Oren November 17, 2004

Haint

Chiefly Southern U.S. var of haunt, originally, but the meaning has since morephed to mean more than a ghost. It can also mean a scary bitch or mean person, usually a woman.

I tried to kill her with kindness, but that haint is just full up with meanness.

by Kaptain Amerika November 2, 2004