Heelius
You've been out all day in the summer sun and your underpants elastic is irritating you. When you get home you notice it's left a mark, or heelius, around your waist.
Heelius by borntaloze June 24, 2009
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Helius
Guy A: Yo it's December 25th
Guy B: Oh yeah it must be Valentine's Day
Guy A: Wait no it's Christmas
Guy B: Bruh you're such a Helius
Guy B: Oh yeah it must be Valentine's Day
Guy A: Wait no it's Christmas
Guy B: Bruh you're such a Helius
Helius by CreepsCraft November 3, 2020
heelishways
a idiot person who is not very good at wording things, if you find this on Instagram you will know it is heelishways or hoi.
heelishways by Jeffery48w837297 May 26, 2018
Heelist
One who refuses to consume the heel (first and last slices) of a loaf of bread. This is due to the ignorant idea that the heel of the bread is inedible and is bereft of good taste.
Jimmy: Sally, do we have another loaf of bread?
Sally: Why?
Jimmy: Cause I just finished the last loaf.
Sally: No you didn't. There's the first and last pieces left.
Jimmy: Oh, I don't like those.
Sally: You heelist!
Sally: Why?
Jimmy: Cause I just finished the last loaf.
Sally: No you didn't. There's the first and last pieces left.
Jimmy: Oh, I don't like those.
Sally: You heelist!
Heelist by Bread Equality October 29, 2011
Heelies
These are high heel protectors called 'heelies' not the skate shoes. Also a registered trademark. They are available online in Clear and Black. A plastic tube that is placed over the heel to protect scratches and damage to the heel covering. There has been a lot of confusion over the spelling of this product and the skate shoe.
Heselius
Heselius by PhysicLayers September 8, 2023
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