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Haromi is the name given to two people obviously in love even though they constantly deny it to everyone they meet.

Harry Naomi Ship OTP
Boy- I don't like her, honestly
Girl- He's disgusting. Ew, no!
Friend- You two are so Haromi!
Haromi by PygmyPuffClub June 24, 2016
Urban Dictionary Merch
Past (Perfect) tense of Harmy
I've been Harmied by Harmy.
Harmied by PisceanPrince June 13, 2022
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Harumi is a person that is hard to get along with. It takes awhile, but she will soon warm up to you. Harumi is very serious but once you get to know her she becomes more and more outgoing. She loves animals and cares very much for people. She always puts people's needs before herself's. Harumi is a good friend to have.
A BEST FRIEND IS A HARUMI
Harumi by heyyyitsflower April 15, 2017

Harumi Nemoto 

Best Japanese Gravure Idol ever. Huge tits, great body, pretty face - what more do you want?
Harumi Nemoto couldn't look bad if she tried.
Harumi Nemoto by Imnothim October 22, 2007

haramics 

a popular roblox youtuber who makes amazing videos (an absolute swag legend.)
imagine being as swag as haramics
haramics by pop sicle eater June 24, 2021

Haromisa 

a guy with an enormous penis.
Haromisa has a big penis
Haromisa by d8an924_oq February 12, 2023

Haramity 

Haramity is a word derived off of haram. Haramity is when one performs a haram action.
James: "Ah I just saw this peng lightskin girl she was thick as hell"
Kelvin: "Quit preeing peng girls bro, that is haramity"
Haramity by bigboyjames50 February 19, 2017
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Example 2:
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