Hahahabit
Guy 1: "Hey man, how'd you do on your Chem final?"
Guy 2: "I got an F, haha."
Guy 1: "You have got to break that hahahabit."
Guy 2: "I got an F, haha."
Guy 1: "You have got to break that hahahabit."
Words you can keep
hahahawut?
An internet style response for a period of interactive amusement followed by an abrupt realization that you are no longer amused. Legend has it that Queen Victoria uttered the phrase right before her much more famous phrase, "We are not amused."
It could mean that you were laughing along with a joke and didn't get it, or when you finally did get it, you didn't like it because you realized that you were the butt of the joke, or it could be when you have just realized that the speaker was not joking.
It could mean that you were laughing along with a joke and didn't get it, or when you finally did get it, you didn't like it because you realized that you were the butt of the joke, or it could be when you have just realized that the speaker was not joking.
Guy: "Baby, you're beautiful like a sunset, magnificent like the rainbow, you make me want to lasso the moon and give it to you, and now I want to steal you away to my desert home and make you my fourth slave-wife."
Girl: Hahahawut?
Girl: Hahahawut?
hahahawut? by Wyld Stallyns March 28, 2008
Related Words
HAHAHADIKOGETS
Laughing at something/someone even though it's not funny or you don't get it.
"Di ko gets" or "Hindi ko gets" is the Tag-lish phrase for "I don't get it."
*It's typed in together to add sarcasm that you're 'really laughing.'
*It can also be "HAHAHAIDONTGETIT" if speaking in English.
"Di ko gets" or "Hindi ko gets" is the Tag-lish phrase for "I don't get it."
*It's typed in together to add sarcasm that you're 'really laughing.'
*It can also be "HAHAHAIDONTGETIT" if speaking in English.
Example:
1: Knock, knock!
2: Who's there?
1: Orange
2: Orange who?
1: Orange you glad I fooled you?
2: What?!
1: ... Aren't you glad I fooled you again?! (laughs)
2: HAHAHADIKOGETS / HAHAHAIDONTGETIT.
1: Knock, knock!
2: Who's there?
1: Orange
2: Orange who?
1: Orange you glad I fooled you?
2: What?!
1: ... Aren't you glad I fooled you again?! (laughs)
2: HAHAHADIKOGETS / HAHAHAIDONTGETIT.
HAHAHADIKOGETS by red0217 July 10, 2009
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