hatebreeder

Main Entry:
hate·breed·er
Pronunciation:
\'heIt-brid-3`(r)\
Function:
verb
Inflected Form(s):
hate·bred \'heIt-brEd\ or hate·breed·ered; hate·breed·er·ing
Etymology:
Middle English hatebreden, from Old English hetebredan; akin to Old English hatianbrod
Date:
before 12th century

transitive verb
1: to cause or coerce an individual to listen to the song Hatebreeder by Children of Bodom released on the album by the same name, esp. the guitar/keyboards solo section of the song.
2: the subsequent actions of an individual who has just been hatebred
3: to propagate feelings of hate to other individuals

intransitive verb
1: to play the song Hatebreeder, particularly in earshot of unsuspecting individuals

And when Hektor had recovered from the shock of King Priam's hatebreedering, he arose, bathed, and clothed himself. — Homer

"Let's storm some vent servs tonight and hatebreeder wow faggs."

by Ian Kennard January 19, 2008