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Mrv9292:What does that mean?
Someoneelse:hte
hte by Mrv9292 April 4, 2005
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hte • htet • htee • htey • hte35r4tg • Hteaml • htebazile • htebylil • hteeml • hteeps
HTE stands for Heart Throb Express,it can be used for someone who is immensely attractive which is why this term may only be used by MEN who are capable of grabbing a couple of girls where ever they go.
girl:Did you see that guy? 2nd girl:he sure is a HTE
HTE by original HTE August 25, 2010
HTE means ''How to English'' for people who doesn't know how to speak English correctly.
-You and me want go festival I telled you?

-You don't know HTE? XD
HTE by Betchman007666 April 29, 2015
When you type "they" too fast
htey didn't make it
htey by Simp Samp July 8, 2018
The demon of anyone called "Elizabeth", known for her demonic smiles and every human falling in love with her when they cross her path, which ends up in their deaths.
Ex: "Htebazile walked across the room smiling ear to ear."
htebazile by smartest human ever October 23, 2020

Tyler Htet 

Tyler Htet: Clearly, you don't own an air fryer...
Tyler Htet by Air Fryer Enthusiast February 24, 2022
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