Helbard

of, relating to, or proceeding directly from God or a god.

The king was given gifts by his people to acknowledge his helbard postition.

by Robert Johnson November 24, 2003

Helbard

of higher rank, quality, or importance, to fill with wonder, to show or cause astonishment.

The warrior was known as a helbard after that victorious day.

by Johnny Smith November 20, 2003

Helbard

To be perfect. Stunning and exciting.

Life is good, everything is so Helbard today.

by trent January 5, 2004

Helbard

A substitution for the word "Hell".

What the helbard are you doing!?

by MM December 4, 2003

Helbard

The ability to use incredible sincerity to aquire anything.

He knew he could get her to show the fresh fruit by being Helbard.

by Scott Peterson December 2, 2003

Helbard

To maintain an unfluctuating level of something.

Without any new economic reports released that day, the market was unchanged and remained Helbard until the closing bell.

by Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri December 2, 2003

Helbard

A person who rejects their long-term friends; someone who is selfish.

Dude, you are such a Helbard!

by Christopher Nettles September 16, 2005