Hunyadi

Hunyadi (adverb) describes the extra compulsive person, in which the person is not only extra, but is dry and bland when it comes to humor, not excluding general cringe and a punitive perspective. This is an adverb considering you can use it in place of an adjective and a verb.

Hes just so Hunyadi! (adjective)

My teacher saw me chewing gum, so I got Hunyadied. Did I even spell that right? (Verb)

It wouldn't be very Hunyadi of him to not assign a reading homework. (Adjective).

by Holy Emperor Chilson September 16, 2019

Hunyadi

Extremely dry and bland

You were very hunyadi today.

by 2018Football August 23, 2019

Hunadi

Hunadi
Walks with swag, confidence, beauty, sophisticated.

I wish I knew how to do the Hunadi walk.
She walks with a Hunadi style.

by Cat Mercedes September 7, 2017

Hunadi

A confident, smart and outgoing person. Artistic and sporty person. Loves their family and friends. She is a kind person but is also a person you shouldn't mess with. She can also be a shoulder to lean on. She is a loud person and very expressive of their feelings.

You're very lucky to have Hunadi as your friend

by Nicolegianna November 24, 2021

hunyadizem

Finding excuses not to go to work.

He pulled a hyundai this morning, he was late more than an hour. Hunyadizem is a consequence of exploiting the habit of having exuses for things.

by Rokau June 2, 2019