hashing my mellow
hashing my mellow by Wafflehouser April 12, 2014
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Hashing my mellow
A much more superior way of saying "harshing my mellow". It means to hash a mellow. People named Sophia often don't use this as they should.
Hashing my mellow by Skiptim November 6, 2020
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harshing my mellow by Julia May 7, 2005
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Harshing my mellow
When someone takes away from your high, or tries to be cool by fucking with you when you are buzzed. What happens when a nancy (see Nancy) brings down your elated feelings while high.
Harshing my mellow by Duke May 13, 2005
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harhing my mellow by Ricky_Slate April 5, 2004
harshing my mellow
A stupid idiom that Mackenzie wants to believe is real, when it really isn't.
This isn't a real phrase and has been completely made up.
This isn't a real phrase and has been completely made up.
Mackenzie:
What does "harshing my mellow" mean?
Anyone who isn't an ignoramus:
It doesn't mean anything, because you just made that phrase up and it doesn't exist.
What does "harshing my mellow" mean?
Anyone who isn't an ignoramus:
It doesn't mean anything, because you just made that phrase up and it doesn't exist.
harshing my mellow by American Dictionary of Idioms. April 28, 2011
harshing on my mellow
A guy walks by and says to you "you are a wuss and I know you can't pull off that trick on your skateboard". Your response is "that dude just did some major harshing on my mellow".
harshing on my mellow by wattawatta July 22, 2009
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