hunish
hunish by quodlibetor February 27, 2009
Words you can keep
Hunish
The name means “to renunciate” or “let go of attachment”.
Hunish is the name you give to your child if you want them to be both insightful, and intuitive. They are as generous as a waterfall on its harshest of days. They deeply care for the world and the people that live in it. Their kindness, and light radiates through them and touches the lives of those who are deserving. Hunish are amazingly creative and succeed in everything that they set their minds to. They are stunning, and the beauty of their gaze makes you question who you are in comparison. They like to keep their hands and minds busy, and are dedicated to the constant learning of new skills, crafts, and talents.
Also don’t fuck with these bitches. Their innate supernatural telepathic powers see the lies you hide behind from a mile away. They spot a faker like a needle in a haystack and their empathy can feel your envy.
Hunish is the name you give to your child if you want them to be both insightful, and intuitive. They are as generous as a waterfall on its harshest of days. They deeply care for the world and the people that live in it. Their kindness, and light radiates through them and touches the lives of those who are deserving. Hunish are amazingly creative and succeed in everything that they set their minds to. They are stunning, and the beauty of their gaze makes you question who you are in comparison. They like to keep their hands and minds busy, and are dedicated to the constant learning of new skills, crafts, and talents.
Also don’t fuck with these bitches. Their innate supernatural telepathic powers see the lies you hide behind from a mile away. They spot a faker like a needle in a haystack and their empathy can feel your envy.
Hunish by Bill Nye eats baking soda November 24, 2021
Hunism
Observed in the UK like fiat500, Hunism is a culture and a way of life, followers are often referred to as “huns”. It mainly consists of middle aged women who are very active on their Facebook. They possess a set of characteristics and even have their own dialect
Phrases and words include; “Hun xx” “Chiq xx” “wot am I lyk xx”. They are very enthusiastic, bubbly, optimistic and kind. This is heavily reflected through the way they decorate their homes which is often elaborately decorated with shiny glittery ornaments and silver sparkly decor, sometimes it is another bright and overwhelming colour scheme which can cause one to feel nauseous on first sight. Somewhere, they will have a poster or ornament with the words “Live, Love, Laugh” which is the epitome of their culture, everything they do revolves around this phrase.
On Facebook, huns will;
often ask questions which could have been answered with a swift google search, however there is a sense of togetherness amongst other huns on Facebook which they like to embrace.
They often overshare many aspects of their life on Facebook.
They will unintentionally spread incorrect information that they found on Facebook and cause panic amongst other huns.
They always give advice or add their opinion to most things, their intentions are mostly pure.
In popular culture “UK hun?x” is used jokingly and is a play on words and a deliberate misspelling of “are you okay hun?”
Whether you like it or not, Hunism is here to stay.
Phrases and words include; “Hun xx” “Chiq xx” “wot am I lyk xx”. They are very enthusiastic, bubbly, optimistic and kind. This is heavily reflected through the way they decorate their homes which is often elaborately decorated with shiny glittery ornaments and silver sparkly decor, sometimes it is another bright and overwhelming colour scheme which can cause one to feel nauseous on first sight. Somewhere, they will have a poster or ornament with the words “Live, Love, Laugh” which is the epitome of their culture, everything they do revolves around this phrase.
On Facebook, huns will;
often ask questions which could have been answered with a swift google search, however there is a sense of togetherness amongst other huns on Facebook which they like to embrace.
They often overshare many aspects of their life on Facebook.
They will unintentionally spread incorrect information that they found on Facebook and cause panic amongst other huns.
They always give advice or add their opinion to most things, their intentions are mostly pure.
In popular culture “UK hun?x” is used jokingly and is a play on words and a deliberate misspelling of “are you okay hun?”
Whether you like it or not, Hunism is here to stay.
*iMessage*
Gemma C: U ok hun?xx
Sarah: Sorry Gem, but you cannot leave me down here in your living room while you get ready. I will pass out and then pass away. Your decor is absolute Hunism!
Gemma C. “I’d invite you up hun but my whole house is like this aha wot am I lyk hun xx”
Gemma C: U ok hun?xx
Sarah: Sorry Gem, but you cannot leave me down here in your living room while you get ready. I will pass out and then pass away. Your decor is absolute Hunism!
Gemma C. “I’d invite you up hun but my whole house is like this aha wot am I lyk hun xx”
Hunism by Wow, so cool January 10, 2022
Hanisha
Hanish
Having a person called Hanish is just amazing, he is nice, caring ,cute and gets along with everyone. If your friends with him he will treat u as brother/sister and always be there for you. Hanish is straight athlete on the basketball floor if your playing his team GOOD LUCK! Overall having a person like Hanish is a gift in your life!
Hanish by Athletes are the best May 5, 2019
hundshake
Hundshake (Hund-shake) noun: is a short ritual in which one big shot grasps another persons hand accompanied by a $100 dollar bill. Best said in a British accent.
We were so stressed out about having to wait in line at the new club, until our big swinging dick friend Craig showed up and gave the bouncer a hundshake, we were let in immediately thanks to Craigers hundshake.
hundshake by Seddy Mazel July 7, 2018
hungish
hungish by Lunchboxx69721 September 28, 2017
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Often used jokingly as a over-exaggeration in political talk.
Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
Steve: I think that the government should regulate businesses more
Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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Salad Days
green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
Salad Days by GilbyRFC0 October 7, 2011
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