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haramjada by Sasan Ahmad June 21, 2008
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Harmadillo
A noun based on the action of 'going Harmadillo'. Similar to 'going berserk' or 'freaking out". The act of going Harmidillo, over time, can be learned, though most often happens on its own accord, similiar to being possessed.
Situations where this can occour are as follows:
-An van filled with sweaty humans, listening to loud noises emnated from speaker devices.
-Railing it on a bicycle, literally or figuretively.
-Ranting about the demerits of Whole Foods Market, aka Whole Paycheck, which makes it hard for a po' boy to be healthy.
-Recounting tales of choas and travels around the world and/or this great United States in which the act of going Harmidillo has happened on nuermous occasions.
-Doing any amount of contrabrand substance to excess.
Situations where this can occour are as follows:
-An van filled with sweaty humans, listening to loud noises emnated from speaker devices.
-Railing it on a bicycle, literally or figuretively.
-Ranting about the demerits of Whole Foods Market, aka Whole Paycheck, which makes it hard for a po' boy to be healthy.
-Recounting tales of choas and travels around the world and/or this great United States in which the act of going Harmidillo has happened on nuermous occasions.
-Doing any amount of contrabrand substance to excess.
"Man, you should have seen that guy!" the observer said, "He totally walked into the Whole Foods and totally went Harmadillo. There was bulk oatmeal flying everywhere!"
Harmadillo by Harmadillo February 26, 2010
Haramzadi
An Indian (Hindi) insult. Meant to denote an illegitimate child, in this case, a female child, born out of wedlock, to a female prostitute in a harem- hence the name "Haram-zadi." The male equivalent is "Haram-zada."
Haramzadi by TheGunda101 October 7, 2013
haramadan
Haramadan - having a large pork eating festival in a Muslim eating country during the Ramadan period.
haramadan by Nish and Raja May 21, 2019
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