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harassholes 

Noun:

aggressive, detestable, despicable people who repeatedly torment, annoy or persistently pester another
possible types of 'harassholes': aggressive drivers, telesales & timeshare sales associates that don't take no for an answer......etc
harassholes by Twiglett March 15, 2010
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harasshole 

The person who is harassing you.
Can you believe that harasshole? I'm trying to do a good thing and he just won't leave me alone!
harasshole by Coop's Dad April 24, 2008

haashole 

An undergrad business student enrolled in the Haas School of Business at University of California, Berkeley, who exhibits many negative characteristics that allow themselves to be labeled as 'douches' or 'assholes', hence the name Haashole.

They are normally arrogant, cocky, full of bullshit, talk loudly about vague things, incoherent, and think they're so great for getting a business degree.
Bob: Yeah, Eri is such a haashole! I hate her.
haashole by celeryeater November 2, 2010

Hartshorn 

Someone who gets extremely mad when called a ginger. Is 100% Irish but pretends they’re not. Has the most beautiful jumpshot of all time.
Man, that guy has a really good jumpshot! Yeah! He looks like a Hartshorn
Did you seriously just get mad at me when I called you a Ginger? You are such a Hartshorn!
Hartshorn by BeastmodeDukas1 November 30, 2019

Harasshole 

Harasshole is someone who constantly harasses but in such a way that said person is at same time being a major asshole
That guy is such a harasshole, I wish he would shut up!
Harasshole by call me 134 September 1, 2009

Harashing 

Ha-rash-ing
Ha/raash/ng
Verb

The act of harashing is to give someone a rash though harassing. For example:
"Go away Aidan..." Julie demanded. "Yeah you are giving me a rash" Beth responded. "You are harashing us" Beth responded. Aidan walked away.
Harashing by Pelly May 15, 2014
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