Happilate
Verb: To populate someone with happiness. To totally surround someone in happiness. to overwhelm someone with happiness.
Happilate by Magicksinger August 25, 2013
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haphiliate
*to haphiliate, haphilated, or haphiliating.*
A word meaning, hyperness and happyness, combined with a few random outbursts of emotion, such as laughter.
A word meaning, hyperness and happyness, combined with a few random outbursts of emotion, such as laughter.
haphiliate by Brianna Lynn January 11, 2009
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Happilate • Hapilated • happy lateday • Happy Late Year • hapelated • haphiliate • happatee • Happibanez • happienate • Happiester
Happibanez
The state on which a person or any living creature is so happy that the feeling is similar to a million orgasms taking place all at once.
Happibanez by The Mayor's Driver September 26, 2011
Happlaxed
Happlaxed by theforum.ws February 16, 2009
happienate
1. To make someone happy
2. To make someone happier than his or her present condition, though not necessarily completely happy
3. To amelioriate something, to improve something
See antonym unhappienate
2. To make someone happier than his or her present condition, though not necessarily completely happy
3. To amelioriate something, to improve something
See antonym unhappienate
John was sad, but he was happienated by fucking Mary.
I saw that Joe was down in the dumps so I bought him some pot to happienate him.
My car was broken, but I happienated it by fixing the carburator.
I saw that Joe was down in the dumps so I bought him some pot to happienate him.
My car was broken, but I happienated it by fixing the carburator.
happienate by Jizzle January 12, 2005
happiestest
happiestest by Anonymous April 13, 2003
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