Heeyo
A term used when: Charging at something, attacking something, pretty much doing anything; A battle cry.
Heeyo by Anonymous9870 June 27, 2009
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heyo
1. A greeting based on the greeting, "hello." Heyo is meant to be a more positive alternative to the monotonal "hello" and simple "hi", optimally used when said in exclamation but not necessarily since the greeting still implies this when said in a normal tone.
NOTE: Heyo when used in this manner is NOT meant to be a combination of the greetings, "hey" and "yo".
NOTE: Heyo when used in this manner is NOT meant to be a combination of the greetings, "hey" and "yo".
Heero Yuy
Chosen hero that started out as a spy trying to destroy an evil corporation called OZ in the hit Manga Gundam Wing.
He now pilots the Gundam Wing Zero and leads a team of other young Gundam pilots like himself in a never ending battle that will decide the fate of the universe.
His first name is actually Japanese for the number one
He now pilots the Gundam Wing Zero and leads a team of other young Gundam pilots like himself in a never ending battle that will decide the fate of the universe.
His first name is actually Japanese for the number one
Heero Yuy by MaxesAxesha March 11, 2009
Heelo
Heelo by SocialGlimpse July 29, 2017
heyoo
a word that typically is said after somthing impressive or remarkable has been stated. Usually something funny or witty.
what some might describe as a "high five moment"
it usually means - to emphasize the last thing you said.
buti it can also be used for no reason at all just to get some attention.
what some might describe as a "high five moment"
it usually means - to emphasize the last thing you said.
buti it can also be used for no reason at all just to get some attention.
"i just totally shot this guys head off".."heyoo"
"You know that look women get when they want sex?"
"No!"
"Me neither!".."heyoo"
(someone waving in the backround shouting):"heyoo!"
"You know that look women get when they want sex?"
"No!"
"Me neither!".."heyoo"
(someone waving in the backround shouting):"heyoo!"
heyoo by thedudewhoknowsstuff March 11, 2010
Heyyo
Heyyo by Badwolf Fever August 17, 2014
HEEHOO BANAN
HEEHOO BANAN by HEEHOO BANAN July 9, 2020
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