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Hilaropai 

pronounced - 'hill - aero - pie'

A witty combination of something intensely comically pleasing yet can also be used to refer and abuse a particular stupid individual.
Clive: OUCH, just stood on that plug!
Bruce: Mate, i saw.. it was fucking hilaropai!

Clive: This girl in my class asked me how to spell pig..
Bruce: How ironic, shes a f*cking hilaropai!
Hilaropai by wils0n December 15, 2010
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hilarapin 

Deliciously hilarious. a compound of hilarious and larapin.
Hahahahaha, that was hilarapin said Jen.
hilarapin by awesomeunique1 September 3, 2016
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hilariai 

A word used by morons to emphasize the meaning of hilarious

-iai suffix can also be added to many different words in order to add emphasis.
That was hilariai, you cuntiai.
hilariai by UnluckyBunny May 23, 2008

Hilarocity 

When something is so funny, the hilaros or "funny" level begins to rise to astronomical heights and the world is forever changed. This often happens when one phrase is used so often it stops being funny, isn't used for several days, then is re-introduced at the proper time.
"Remember when Jansson kept getting so drunk he would get belligerent and then get punched in the face?"
"Man, that was hilaros"
"Yeah... and we called him Black Eye Jansson?
"HAHA BLACK EYE JANSSON!"
"BLACK EYE JANSSON!"
"WHAT AN ASSHOLE!"
"Hilarocity factor of 12 right now"
Hilarocity by Hilaros Man December 22, 2009

hilarpadoodle

finding humor in unintelligible circumstances and conversations
"Their rant was hilarpadoodle."
hilarpadoodle by gs2 April 15, 2014

hilarouise 

a girl called louise who is hilarious, or alternatively, a person living on a hill called louise who is quite often found to be aroused or arousing...
Oh that girl, she's so hilarouise, i can see her backyard from my deck...
hilarouise by forsoothyall October 21, 2010

country mile 

When country folk refer to a country mile it is considerd to be round 10 miles per country mile..ish...we boonfolk dont really consider distance
"I walked a country mile to see Earls new truck"
country mile by CountryBoy1243 August 30, 2006
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