1: i was in a hassle to get to work because my cat had escaped
2: i was walking, minding my own business and someone attacked me, why would someone hassle me like that?
2: i was walking, minding my own business and someone attacked me, why would someone hassle me like that?
by the gaming proTO June 2, 2020
Nick always came up with a hassle using some clever pun that made everyone laugh, and Mark responded with some crappy hassle that usually began with the words "your momma".
Adam made so many hassles about Paul that he was awarded a Guiness World Record.
Pete told his sister a hassle, making her cry.
Adam made so many hassles about Paul that he was awarded a Guiness World Record.
Pete told his sister a hassle, making her cry.
by Bloopy July 25, 2006
Term of endearment used by males to refer to girlfriend/wife. Only to be used in conjuction with "the", as in "The Hassle". Variations include all derivatives of the word hassle, such as the "Hoff" (David Hasslehoff), Beckster (Matt Hasslebeck), and Trenton (Trenton Hassell, NBA player)
by Kewllayz September 19, 2007
1.an angry disturbance; "he didn't want to sands today"; "they had trouble with the coffee being too forte";
2. The guy responsible for the angry disturbance "Dats hassle on the liff dropped all the box on Mr Gauthier"
3. Dum Dum's nickname for every bodies.
2. The guy responsible for the angry disturbance "Dats hassle on the liff dropped all the box on Mr Gauthier"
3. Dum Dum's nickname for every bodies.
by Line Lepage December 8, 2004
tim - george! will you be able to get me some chips on the way back from work? george - No Hassles ! sure can do!
by niko_Queenstown November 11, 2015
In lieu of calling someone an ***hole.
When said with careful inflection, the intention can be conveyed.
May aslo be used to ecape consequences of calling someone an ***hole.
When said with careful inflection, the intention can be conveyed.
May aslo be used to ecape consequences of calling someone an ***hole.
by OX_Bigly August 3, 2016
by BlackPohatu October 27, 2016