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The incorrectly acronymized "Happy Birthday"; as opposed to the correct acronyization: HBd.
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The acronym of “Has Been Drinking”, used predominantly within emergency medical services in the area surrounding Toronto, Ontario. This term is exclusively used grammatically as if it were an adjective; a euphemism for drunk.
The incorrectly acronymized "Happy Birthday"; as opposed to the correct acronyization: HBd.
2.
The acronym of “Has Been Drinking”, used predominantly within emergency medical services in the area surrounding Toronto, Ontario. This term is exclusively used grammatically as if it were an adjective; a euphemism for drunk.
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"Today is Decmember 25, HBd Jesus"
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“Patient is a 22-year-old male, who is HBD.”
“Patient is Female, 17-years-of-age, very HBD.”
“My HBD patient is combative.”
"Today is Decmember 25, HBd Jesus"
2.
“Patient is a 22-year-old male, who is HBD.”
“Patient is Female, 17-years-of-age, very HBD.”
“My HBD patient is combative.”
by Otttawa November 27, 2010
a shortcut version of Happy Birthday. usually used when you cannot write it or do not have enough space to fully write the whole thing due to the limited characters usage allowed
by Tonicxboom September 11, 2008
Some think this word stands for Happy Birthday but in all reality it stands for Hot Bearded Men. The term was coined by two hunks of manly squirrel obsessed men from Texas.
Squirrel 1: Man i sure love collecting these nuts!
Squirrel 2: Watch out theres an HBD with a pellet gun!
Squirrel 1: *Dies*
Squirrel 2: Watch out theres an HBD with a pellet gun!
Squirrel 1: *Dies*
by The Han Samo February 16, 2020
by grcjr18 January 12, 2011
by TheDefinitionHero April 7, 2015
by rustytrombone June 5, 2015
Also known as hypertensive birthday disorder, and is used on people who celebrates the day of their birth.
by len1ck July 18, 2020