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A word everyone says to mosa and hamed in school. The word hameo was first created by amir. The most common people to say hameo is , baidoun, jad, moe abdullah, ismail, wajeeh, ali,ali Z, amen, and others. Remeber when you see mosa and hamed say hameo.
HAMEOOOOOOOO. HAMEO WALAK YOU KALB. HAMEO YA ABIN ZMIAL.
Hameo by hameo November 1, 2018
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A person who makes a guest appearance, and it is supposed to be a cameo, but they steal all the attention. A work Michael Buckley, aka Whatthebuck, made up on blog tv.
Phil: OMG! Did you see Carl on tv last night?
Lindsay: Yeah! He was a total hameo- I couldn't take my eyes off of him!
hameo by Poopsiechuckle June 19, 2009
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When someone overacts during a cameo.

First used during a blogtv session with Michael Buckley.
Did you see Fred's hameo in that WhatTheBuck video?
hameo by ThoughtfulOrange June 7, 2009

Haemorrhoid Buster 

“Did you hear, last weekend Malcolm got pissed as a fart and ended up being thrown out of a gay bar!”
“I’m not surprised, not even the most dedicated haemorrhoid buster would want his smelly, raggedy arse.”
Haemorrhoid Buster by AKACroatalin October 22, 2016
A not-quite-believable fake news story, written with the intent to generate views. (AKA clickbait) Usually created from wannabe news organizations, whose journalists may or may not have served jail time.
Wow! That story I read about how to make $10,000/month from repeatedly filing civil lawsuits was sure a Hamer!
Hamer by All.Things January 8, 2021

Hambotver 

Something underwhelming and predictable
Origin: recent F1 podiums
Also spelled: HAM - BOT - VER
I knew exactly how the race would turn out. A hambotver once again.
Hambotver by ülkenb October 25, 2020
where football is coming.
hame by sprayprince May 28, 2021
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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