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A nice, kind, and dynamic girl. Can often be mistaken for the name Harriet. Not athletic, yet a great actress and singer. Nothing like a sharpae.
Person #1: Wow, she's the best.
Person #2: I know, that's why they named her Harrot.
Harrot by eliviaellie June 27, 2017
Urban Dictionary Merch
A term of disapprobation coined from the WSJ persona of Barrie Harrop, noted promoter of windmill, photo kiosk and other dubious business schemes.

We all owe Mr Eric Nelson a vote of thanks for the following:

The Barrie Harrop MO:

1) Start with an ad hominem attack on a person he disagrees with

2) Request access to a Linked in or WSJ profile as the basis for future Ad hominem attacks

3) Cut & paste post the same stale talking points in the hope that some poor reader will actually confuse them for fact

4) Continually shill his self serving, subsidized windmill project.

5) Repeatedly bash America

6) Hold himself out as the arbiter of who is knowledgeable & who is not.

Barrie may yet obtain immortality by spawning a verb "To Harrop"

I can only imagine the various uses:

"I was having a decent conversation with this dude until he Harropped me. At that point I lost all respect and couldn't take him seriously"

or perhaps it would be used as a perjorative noun:

"I met this girl online and thought she was pretty cool. Then she opened her mouth and proved to be a total Harrop."

The possibilities are endless.......

For a year or more, comments in the Harrop genre were awarded "Harrops" on a scale of 1-10.

The practice spread to other forums where it may still be seen.
Example as a reply to a comment:

"That comment will earn you 7 Harrops"
Harrop by Waltzin Matilda June 21, 2013
Related Words
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Barrie Harrop 

Well known Australian WSJ commentator on any/everything having to do with the 'climate change/global warming' hoax. Apparent recipient of government and UN funding, thus having a vested interest in the subject.

Self-described expert.

Generally considered to be an obnoxious blowhard who resorts to ad hominem attacks against those who disagree with him. Given to the wildest extremes of hyperbole.
Barrie Harrop:

"of all my postings rarely called any one a fool, you are one of the exceptions, America can be a strange place and hallucinogenic place, full of conspiracy theory but you take the cake you are one of the weirdest poster so far I have read ,expect certifiable."

"WSJ on this forum with a hornets nest-do-nothing skeptics, deniers and a wagon load of conspiracy theorists. I am dismayed by the level of idiocy in many of these WSJ postings - clearly the sceptics are reaching peak furore status! "

"Now climate change denial is a psychological condition"

"Stuart, dont sonny boy me you utter fool, post your LinkedIn so we can all read about your substance (if any). You sound like another graduate from the Leona Hemsley school of manners all loud words and elbows."
Barrie Harrop by WaltzinMatilda January 28, 2010

Harlot Supreme

A proper noun which identifies a person who goes above and beyond in the world of promiscuity.
Juliette was not your typical prostitute. She was a Harlot Supreme.
Harlot Supreme by Bogenswag January 23, 2013

Beast and the harlot

One of the greatest A7X Songs ever
John:Hey, Eddy, did you listen to Beast and the Harlot, By Avenged Sevenfold?
Eddy:Not yet, is it good?
John:Fuck yeah!
Beast and the harlot by Syu4 March 5, 2009

harlotan 

A woman who dresses and acts like a harlot in public, but will not follow through like one. A prude dressing for attention
This chick last night was wearing next to nothing and grinding herself against a pole at the club, but when i took her home she wouldn't even let me touch her, What a Harlotan!
harlotan by Colonel Kurtz April 18, 2005
a harlott is definitely someone who knows how to party but gets a little to wild.
person 1: “woah she’s turnt!”
person 2: “she’s definitely a harlott
harlott by avab2006 April 11, 2020
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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