HATO

A play on the name of the organization “NATO” (North Atlantic Treaty Organization). This term is often used to mock Russians who are obviously impersonating Americans on the internet, as H and N look the same in both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets, which shows they aren’t familiar with the Latin alphabet

“Why does HATO keep supplying Ukraine? I don’t support them anymore”

by B r u h B r h U October 2, 2022

Hato

A person who works out in public just to be seen, Hato's are easy to spot at the gym as they tend to stare at them selves in the mirror or can be found flexing their muscles in public staring at them in a dreamy state seemingly unaware of how this might look ridiculous to the general public around them.

check out that hato over there checking out his muscles in the reflection of that shop window!

by Crumb82 November 19, 2007

Hatorade

A speciality drinks for haters to keep them hating.

If a normal person drinks the hatoraide they are overcome by jealousy and start hating hard.

Don't drink the hatoraide.

Klay Thompson: "Hey, Lebron's been talking shit about you all season."

Steph Curry: "Yeah, he's been chugging the hatorade big time.

by loreto June 2, 2016

Hatorade

a figurative drink a hater may thirst for and share. Generally used when someone hops on the bandwagon to hate on someone or something. - same word different spelling (haterade)

Tim must've had a tall glass of hatorade, cause he went off on that new Usher trax.

by vveerrgg May 3, 2005

Hatorade

An imaginary beverage that one sips or drinks to become someone that hates others, typically of a specific group.

Man, stop sippin' that Hatorade, and start lovin' your fellow man.

by roofdiddla July 20, 2011

socal hatorade

A particular flavor of hatorade, especially popular in NorCal. Tastes like sour grapes from Sonoma.

Maryann keeps a bottle of Socal Hatorade at her desk. When she can rant no more about the evils of Orange County, she takes a long deep drink, feels recharged, and goes off again about those socal bitches.

by MGDude December 27, 2008

hatoon

'Drizzle' in Arabic. However, drizzle is considered refreshing in Arabic countries, as opposed to the more negative connotations associated with it in britain

Postdoc: have you seen Hatoon?
Intern: the new PhD student? Yeah, she's lovely. Not miserable at all. Much like the weather in Saudi Arabia as opposed to London.

by Cat1082 May 28, 2014