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A form of greeting originated from haus of hae. The originator of hae is unknown but it was most likely founded by Kimmi other wise known as "h0ot_ie" on the social platforms Twitter and Instagram. It may have also been Kimmi's dear friend Levi . It was used a greeting, using hae instead of "hi" or "hello". The former cult turned friend group use this greeting when a friend joins them.
"Hae levi!" or simply just "hae" when a friend joins
hae by Haus of hae Team March 23, 2021
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when you slide in them dms and are nervous
Susan messaged Jimmy nervously saying "hae"
hae by solidsprinkle June 20, 2018
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Haechan • Hae • haedyn • hæstkuk • Haebom • Haeden • Haein • Haesoo • Haeun • haedon
1337 w0rd1ge used 0n t3h 1337 bavarian heav3n serv3h! means Oh Hae :D
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Hae by B0d0_Du_Fr0sche May 2, 2005
(literal meaning) A Korean syllable commonly used in names (해). You can find this syllable in many k-pop idols' names (e.g. Haerin from NewJeans, Haewon from NMIXX, Haechan from NCT, etc.)
(adjective) In reference to 'hae', to have proportions of hae.

Connotation: Good. To have positive characteristics of idol. Usually used as praise and thus sought after.

Origin (supposed): A small discord k-pop server used this term to describe one of its members and has since, for some reason, spread into bigger servers. This term is commonly found in 'official' k-pop servers and k-pop decor servers.
literal I love Hae. | They remind me of Hae.
adjective She's very hae. | That was so haeish.
hae by isa is the best December 30, 2024
A norwegian term that everyone uses to tell someone to repeat themselves if they didn’t hear something
-Kan du pæse meg laderen?
-Hæ?
Hæ by tinalok October 9, 2018
a creature with a duck-like appearance, obsessed with fnaf, anime, and manga. Actually this is just a duck that knows how to ride a tram and knows a little bulletional. Warning, don't say the name of its bias, or you will die (except in some force majeure cases)
hàe
hàe by rievutf March 29, 2022
a creature with a duck-like appearance,loyal, obsessed with anime, and manga. Actually this is just a duck that knows how to ride a tram and knows a little bulletional. Warning, don't say the name of its bias, or you will die (except in some force majeure cases). Find no-scared with fnaf
-hàe
hàe by rievutf March 29, 2022
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”

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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
Dutty by J Hall April 3, 2003
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