e-hug
When you're instant messaging, e-mailing, etc. and you the person your talking to is crying or sad you say this to make them feel better.
e-hug by toon squad July 16, 2008
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e-Hug
An electronic image of a hug created by using common keyboard symbols. Commonly used to give the calming effects of a hug over the internet.
The eyes of the 2 indiviuals are created with "O" and/or "o".
The mouths are created by "_"
The edge of the bodies are created with "( )"
The arms are created with ">"
It looks like this:
(>O_o)> (o_O )
The eyes of the 2 indiviuals are created with "O" and/or "o".
The mouths are created by "_"
The edge of the bodies are created with "( )"
The arms are created with ">"
It looks like this:
(>O_o)> (o_O )
e-Hug by Hey, Its my pseudonym!! August 1, 2011
e-hug
the process of passing yourself out while under the effects of the Ecstasy. This process is carried on by several deep breaths gradually going faster. Inhale through mouth, exhale through nose. You will feel tingly and shaky. You lean back on your arms and eventually fall on your back, you wake up and won't know where you are for the first 5-10 seconds. Usually followed by a rush of good feeling.
e-hug
When someone is on ecstacy you have them breath quickly to get light headed then you apply pressure to their chest while they hold their breath until the pass out, produces a short extremely euphoric effect.
e-hug by mr. nice guy February 17, 2005
e.b. hughes
e.b. hughes by e.b. hughes July 8, 2007
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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