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Hardparking 

The act of owning a Japanese car riddled with roll cages/high-end race suspension/expensive forged wheels, and never taking it to the track. These people frequent places like honda-tech.com appearance/cosmetic forum, and can often be found arguing about rotas and other parts that they don't do shit with anyway.
Ayo, look mang, he got the 36 way adjustable coilovers, hes mad hardparking dawg.
Hardparking by zomg . a d a m August 16, 2006
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Hardparking 

When a group of people join a bandwagon on a forum and attempt to define a group of people they aren't affiliated with as "bad" or "losers". Commonly used as an ego-booster or flame material on HT forums by immature people with inferior genetic packages.
"That CRX is hardparking for realz" Grog!
Hardparking by Dramier August 16, 2006

handiparking 

Any able bodied Person that knowingly parks in a handicap parking space solely for the purpose of making it more convenient and handy to them.
Any able bodied Person that gets caught handiparking will surely get a ticket.
If you park in a handicap parking space without any sort of proof of disability, you are considered to be handiparking.

hard parking

Coined by at least by the Honda-Tech mob describing cars that have all the "race"/track mods known to man and beast only to be parked up or never raced.
Benen tow hooks, lowered some much you scrape EVERYTHING, therefore things that are race used but all the car does is "hard parking"
hard parking by mr_ben April 10, 2007

hard parking

Parking very hard to show off.
IE: Show cars, showing off at car meets, taking pictures while parked.
Stop hard parking your car, take it out to the tracks.
hard parking by nrgonline November 1, 2005

Hardworkingness 

Jayne Ann said Meredith's best quality is that she has great hardworkingness.
Hardworkingness by Meredith October 20, 2004

Hardworking 

When you tell someone to be hardworking you can say “ be achal agrawal”
Hardworking by Vidgar June 24, 2020
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