Jack Sparrow is a haphazard person
by Thor_Azrail January 22, 2009
To do something without order or planning, or to seem random. Easily remembered because it sounds and is basically the same as half-assed.
by some hobo with a computer November 26, 2009
meaning random chance or a varietyhap·haz·ard (hap′haz′ərd)
-noun-
mere chance; accident; fortuity
-adjective-
not planned; random
-adverb-
by chance; casually
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aimless, accidental, casual, offhand, careless, slipshod, incidental, unexpected, unthinking, unconscious, uncoordinated, slovenly, reckless, unconcerned, unpremeditated, loose, indiscriminate, unsystematic, unrestricted, unselected, irregular, motley, multifarious, blind, purposeless, unplanned, chaotic,
Antonyms; careful, studied, planned.
-noun-
mere chance; accident; fortuity
-adjective-
not planned; random
-adverb-
by chance; casually
----
aimless, accidental, casual, offhand, careless, slipshod, incidental, unexpected, unthinking, unconscious, uncoordinated, slovenly, reckless, unconcerned, unpremeditated, loose, indiscriminate, unsystematic, unrestricted, unselected, irregular, motley, multifarious, blind, purposeless, unplanned, chaotic,
Antonyms; careful, studied, planned.
He always had a haphazard style one had never seen him make a plan.
This was it. She was finally going to exact her long-overdue revenge, a la Uma Thurman in Kill Bill. The threat was proved to be imaginary, however, when Taylor turned to a haphazard pile of vegetables.
The location of the examples in the sections is a bit haphazard as the section started to grow beyond my previous navigation options.
by BleusMusicSoulChild July 12, 2008
Throughout, he shows how only evolution, haphazard and undirected, could have produced the minds we humans have.
by Kersvader September 17, 2008
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