haojie

A really smart being but he doesn't have that good "understandting the situation" skills. Often takes things a bit too seriously, but jokes around too.

Haha Haojie, that's crazy, now stfu

by 1234gangsigns February 5, 2022

Hoojie

Used when you momentarily can't remember the name of something/someone. Like thingymajiggy or whatchamacallit

"Here, pass the hoojie over here would ya?"

"Are we still going over to hoojie's tonight?"

by Fannybaws92 April 9, 2015

Haojile

Wiktionary has this as 'Wonderful; gorgeous'.

Mandarin - Consisting of:

Hao - Pronoun - You.

Adjective - Good.

and -jile - suffix - Extremely;very.

Finally a word better than awesome for describing someone?

Damn! She's haojile!!

by Scarrab November 26, 2010

Haojile

The best descriptive word for something/someone that's better than anything/anyone you've ever had the pleasure of experiencing/meeting. When you can't quite come up with a standard word that's been used by everyone - Something new's needed!

Better than... They's haojile!

by Silly Sully February 22, 2011

haolie

a term used by Hawiians or locals of the Hawiian islands to call white tourists or non-locals. Haolie's do not live on the island and they were not born and raised. If you are white, but you were born and raised on the islands you should not be called a Haolie.

local 1: brah look at that haolie try ride waves
local 2: damn they're getting crushed

by magicsandwaves808 August 14, 2017

Sajie wajie hajie hog

Sajie wajie hajie hog is a retired greyhound and is adopted into my family and it the most adorable and gentle thing ever we like to call her sajie wajie hajie hog bit her real name is sage some nicknames we like to call her are sajie wajie hajie hog, sagie, sagie wagie Agie paigie and bu bu ❤️❤️ and is VERY camera shy

Me:herro sajie wajie hajie hog

Sagie: Bork bork

by Squatling7 July 13, 2019

Hoojie

A word that should give one a sour feeling; it is used often like a noun or adjective to describe something distasteful. The word can be stated randomly, without any prompting, and one should let out a slight chuckle (ever so slight). One could describe another's words to be "hoojie," or one's ideas, but hoojie cannot describe another's clothes, or their accessories.

In a conversation between someone with half a brain, let us call him Jason, and a whole brained person, let him be known as Ryan, it could be used like this:
Ryan: What the heck? I just died randomly! There is no way that what just happened is possible!
Jason: what is this hoojie you speak of?

by ~Tony~ March 18, 2007