Hiji

A bitch boy with large af yaoi hands

Jesus fuck Hiji your hands look like they're straight out of a yaoi

by Don'ttelldontask666 June 16, 2022

Wacky Hijinks

A term that is generally used to describe children's movies that rely on slapstick or lowbrow humor instead of a plot, if even one intended for children. Examples include fart jokes, bumbling bad guys, gratuitous nut shots and extreme overacting to play up any of the above.

That "family" movie was nothing but childish wacky hijinks.

by MushroomBrew April 1, 2019

hijinkery

(n.) - The appropriate, plural form of on-going hijinks. One may commit a hijink, but one participates in hijinkery.

Formally, hijinkery is any set of playful, frivolous efforts to enliven day-to-day routine through extraordinary or unusual events.

"It should be quite an exciting road trip - between the giant panda costumes and vats of mayonnaise, much hijinkery is in store!"

by pseudonymina June 4, 2009

Hijib Baiting

a type of practice of martial art, in which hijib baits his friends into circummming to slitting their wrists

ant "hijib baiting stop frickin baiting!"
hijib "nah im done"

by Hijinb October 16, 2021

hijinks

Word meaning unruly and often hilarious but troublesome fun.

We'll get together, have a few drinks, and hijinks will ensue.

by William Mith April 1, 2005

Hijinkin

engaging in the act of commiting hijinks

Who peed in all the water bottles?

Stephen Hawking is hijinkin again!

by Bucky's Balls January 6, 2011

HiJinks

1) Carefree antics or horseplay.
2) A hidden camera show produced by Banyan Productions and to be shown on Nick at Nite. Its vaunted gimmick, that it showcases parents making fools out of their kids using pranks, is not only mediocre, but a sign of our society's decline. This is further proof that not only is the quality of television ever slipping, but also that there are parents out there who raise their kids so badly that they try to seek revenge (and money and fame) by humiliating their kids on cable TV. A lot of the kids will only be scarred more by their parents' sub-par caretaking skills and deficiency of morals.

I mean, the pranks advertised are mild, wholesome, lame ones, like overtwisting the nozzle on a bottle of ketchup. I'll be willing to bet that the kids will be humiliated less by the prank itself and more by the fact that their parents (along with Susan Sarandon and Gilbert Gottfried) deemed such shitty pseudo-tomfoolery as passable-quality television, and that they themselves will never scrub off the horrible, horrible stench of being a factor in it.

by Cup o' Joe August 28, 2005