A Hamilton
Always in a good mood, very friendly and playful. Sometimes gets distracted while doing work but is liked by everyone for his humour and enthusiasm
A Hamilton by It’s meme time March 17, 2021
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A Hamilton
A Hamilton by LTAM October 10, 2008
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a Hamilton
When you're at the gym or in a locker room and you go to get something out of your locker and you turn to find the ass of another man, who's changing next to you, (accidentally) in your face.
a Hamilton by Butter McBoorae March 28, 2016
Pulling a Hamilton
A golf betting term for repeatably and frequently playing poorly which causes a loss of bets for match or stroke play.
Pulling a Hamilton by Grumpyturd January 27, 2019
Pulling a Hamilton
Jeff was pulling a Hamilton last night when he exposed himself for cheating on his wife, so she wouldn't think he was out getting drunk.
Pulling a Hamilton by Gonnakms November 2, 2016
Pulling a Hamilton
Jeff was pulling a Hamilton last night; he exposed himself for his affair, so his wife wouldn't thtink he was out drinking.
Pulling a Hamilton by Gonnakms November 2, 2016
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