Hain

(n.) A cigarette, (v.) to smoke/go for a cigarette

A word originating at Marlborough College, England, due to a street called Hyde Lane near the school, traditionally used by students to surrepticiously go and smoke tobacco, being contracted to "Hain". The word has since spread to other schools.

"Oi mate, you got any hains?"

(Teacher) "Going for a hain are we??"

(Student) "It's hain o'clock" or "It's about quarter to hain"

by kerblasser12 April 26, 2010

Hain

Something that is intense or extreme, often to the point of being almost crazy.

Ed stole Daves quad and drove it down the highway? Thats hain!

by Wayne-The-Hain-Brain-Macklean December 2, 2011

Hain

that frustrating combo of hail and rain.

you look outside and it looks like it’s just raining but then you walk outside and get pelted by little balls of ice. such pleasure.

The weather report said it was just going to rain, but I stepped outside and I knew it was hain because every so often instead of a raindrop I could hear ice bouncing off my glasses.

by freakinpuertorican May 14, 2018

Hain

People from Asia who snort crack and jump high

ThAT dunker is a HAin

by Bread29382882 December 1, 2020

Hain

Hain is a combination of hail and rain falling simultaneously.

Example: The heavy hain storm interrupted the family's barbecue.

by Trisosceles January 9, 2024

Hain’t

Hadn’t, haven’t

He hain’t gone to the store yet.

by Emotional battery abuse May 27, 2018

hain't

A contraction of have/has not. It arose in the 1800s in the American South, and it's prevalent in Mark Twain literature. It's still used some by old people and really rural people, but it's largely a dead phenomenon.

-I hain't been anywhere today.
-Hain't you got anything better to do?

by Eliott September 11, 2007