Hari bol 

In religious festivals of Gaudiya Vaishnavism Hari Bol is called out meaning: "Sing the name of Hari" or "Call out (or chant) the name of Hari". (Hari being the name for Krsna and Visnu)

From a more direct hindi translation: Bol = to speak, Hari = (a) god

It is used in many Hindi devotional songs.

Radha Ramana Hari Bol

Hari bol by Aplastic April 12, 2009

Haribol! 

Literally "Shout Hari!", it is not unlike the phrase "Praise the Lord" and is used in the same way, since Hari is one of the names of Krsna.

Haribol! and pass the potatoes.

Haribol! by Snakespeare October 21, 2007

haribol 

A classical example of overgeneric Hare Krishna jargon. The equivalent of "Hey", "Hello", "Have a nice day", "Good night",etc. Bears a semblance to the way the Smurfs use the noun "smurf" and the verb "smurfing", though not as widely applicable.

Haribol Ma'am, I'd like to sell you a book. No? OK, thanks anyway and haribol!

haribol by Madhavananda October 4, 2003

haribol 

A common misspelling of the name of a source of happiness for both young and old alike. Although widely used it is suggested that refined sugar products can in fact be carcinogenic in nature. Avoid.

Happiness is Haribol...

haribol by jasontheargonaut January 18, 2004

Haribolic 

Describes a person who eats/likes gummy bears way too much. Often said in a fun way.

"Everytime i see you, you're eating gummy bears dude, you're a total Haribolic, get some help!"

Haribolic by KILLERsandwich July 7, 2023

Haribolic 

Is a mixed word between the brand Haribo known for producing several sweets and gummy bears world wide and Alcoholic which is the name for an alcohol addicted person.
It Describes a person who eats/likes gummy bears way too much. Often said in a fun way.

"Everytime i see you, you're eating gummy bears dude, you're a total Haribolic, get some help or you'll get fat!"

Haribolic by KILLERsandwich July 7, 2023