haha and lol combined.
Used in instant messaging such as AIM, Yahoo, or MSN and it can also be used in xanga or myspace
To show that something is funny; hilarious
Created by Chris D.
Used in instant messaging such as AIM, Yahoo, or MSN and it can also be used in xanga or myspace
To show that something is funny; hilarious
Created by Chris D.
Drill Instructor: DO YOU SUCK DICKS?!
Private Cowboy: SIR NO SIR!
Drill Instructor: ARE YOU A PETER PUFFER!!
Private Cowboy: SIR NO SIR!
Me: HAOL!!!
- Quoted from Full Metal Jacket -
Private Cowboy: SIR NO SIR!
Drill Instructor: ARE YOU A PETER PUFFER!!
Private Cowboy: SIR NO SIR!
Me: HAOL!!!
- Quoted from Full Metal Jacket -
by Chris Ducar July 22, 2006
A word used mainly in Hawaii to describe a white person. Depending on how you say it, the word can mean either an insult or just a fact.
1. fact: me, my flip fren, my jap fren, and my haole fren went go smoke some batu over up in Nalo.
2. insult: GO BACK TO THE MAINLAND YOU FUCKING HAOLES!
2. insult: GO BACK TO THE MAINLAND YOU FUCKING HAOLES!
by Kailua boy January 31, 2004
white people who are usually born and raised on the mainland; a word used by hawaii people to describe a white person.
by kepa July 11, 2008
The Hawaiian word for a foreigner or a very caucasian person who is not native to the Hawaiian Islands.
Pay special attention to the tone the word is said in.
Pay special attention to the tone the word is said in.
by Mahea July 23, 2005
White person, American, Englishman, Caucasian, foreign, introduced, of foreign origin.
The word haole existed before the arrival of Captain Cook. It's a very old word that appears in a story about the demigod Kamapua'a. "He haole nui, maka 'alohilohi." Also, the word does not mean without breath. The word ha'ole is a different word entirely.
The word haole existed before the arrival of Captain Cook. It's a very old word that appears in a story about the demigod Kamapua'a. "He haole nui, maka 'alohilohi." Also, the word does not mean without breath. The word ha'ole is a different word entirely.
He mau haole paha na kanaka e heluhelu nei i ka unuhi a'u i kakau ai.
Some foreigners are probably the people who are reading the translation I wrote.
Some foreigners are probably the people who are reading the translation I wrote.
by KanakaHawai'i June 27, 2005
The word haole when used on the islands has many different meanings, historically accurate or not. It is generally accepted as 'white person' among Caucasians, but most see it as foreigner or outsider. It is a widely accepted exclusionary word based on race, justified or not.
by damook May 15, 2008
Refrence from Hawai'i meaning foreigner. This can be anyone who is not local meaning people from the mainland, tourists, or just white people. Mostly used as a term for a white person, but can mean anyone foreign.
Sometimes used as a deragotory term against white people.
Originated from Hawai'i as a term for foreigners due to the fact that they refused to perform the ritual of sharing their mana through their breath, hence "no breath" definition.
Other times it can be used just for refrence to white people.
Sometimes used as a deragotory term against white people.
Originated from Hawai'i as a term for foreigners due to the fact that they refused to perform the ritual of sharing their mana through their breath, hence "no breath" definition.
Other times it can be used just for refrence to white people.
Deragotory: Fuckin haoles taking over.
Casual: Yea, had 2 hawaiians and one thick haole guy coming at me.
Casual: Yea, had 2 hawaiians and one thick haole guy coming at me.
by Tomasu August 02, 2006