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Hambotver 

Something underwhelming and predictable
Origin: recent F1 podiums
Also spelled: HAM - BOT - VER
I knew exactly how the race would turn out. A hambotver once again.
Hambotver by ülkenb October 25, 2020

Harbooger 

When you have an itch on the rim of your nose and when you scratch it a booger gets on your finger. You try to hide it by putting ur finger in your mouth and bit down on your nail while savoring the booger. You are confident no one saw you but if they did you will recruit your older brother to tell everyone you never have ate a booger in your life!
Tom: Jim, did you just Harbooger?!!!
Jim: No way man! There was no booger! Just scratching!! No Booger!!
Harbooger by CoonGirlLover September 15, 2016

Hambotver 

How was the F1 race? It was a hambotver :(
Hambotver by anonymous February 23, 2021

Hamborger 

The hamborger is said to taste like ur mum ಠ_ಠ.
I ate a hamborger whilst unsubbing to t-seiries
Hamborger by FaZe hamborur June 12, 2019
Plagiariser of published writings, one who pretends to be a medical professional, or one who gets caught in their own deceptions and conveniently changes the subject and outs the personal information of others
Oho, looks like you've caught out a HAMboner!
HAMboner by princevitae September 15, 2003
An internet sham artist, usenet troll, stalker, shameless perpetrator of misinformation in the guise of medical expertise. A copy and paste Googler.
Please don't feed the Hamboner.
HAMboner by hartsnfartsn September 16, 2003
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