hassing

A guy from Denmark who can drink 100 beer

"I just drank 100 beers" Kristian Hassing, Denmark

by Boegsted October 24, 2013

Hasse

-noun
1. A dim witted or intectually challenged person. A person who is stupid, obtuse, or ineffective in some way.

2. A hopeless social retard.

3. One who at all social gatherings manages to embarrass themselves or cause undue awkwardness whenever they add remarks to the conversation.

Also see: Fucktard

-verb
1. To half ass an undertaking. To do an incomplete job.: Someone has hassed up the cash allocation.

2. To fail utterly.

1. That friggin hasse just cliff clavin'd me.

2. Why isn't this done yet? Oh, someone hassed it up.

by Marked 4 Deletion April 5, 2010

hass

anything that is kick ass or beastly

The concert last night was pretty hass.

by Roldinho November 4, 2007

Hass

Hass is what you say when it is too much hassle to say hassle

Thinking of an example of using this word is way too much hass

by willy topp May 16, 2015

Hass

Hass is a what you call your closest friends and an abbreviation for "horse" despite that fact that no one actually calls their close friends "horse". Your hasses are your combadres, the ones you call when you brawl or have only a limited amount of meats or beers to share. When a pal walks into a party and yells "HASS!!" and you turn around to a bear-hug you know you are offically "hasses."

"Hass, you slam that Pi Phi last night?" - M.P.
"Untill my dick fell off, hass!." A.S.

by Loul December 10, 2006

hass

(Verb): To tell a tall tale or story, usually involving meeting celebrities or drunken antics. (Hassing, Hassed)
(Noun): Someone who is actually ridiculous enough that one would believe his stories.

(Verb): "Bro, I was so drunk at that club that I beat up a bouncer and snuck backstage to meet Big Crit."

Bro: "Naw man, stop hassing me"

(Noun): "I thought you hassed me about Big Crit, but then i remembered that time you jumped up on stage with Big Sean, your such a Hass."

by straightbro July 11, 2011

Hass

Hass is a shortened version of the word "hassle", because sometimes saying hassle is too much hass

Thinking of an example of this word is too much hass

by willy topp May 18, 2015