hazuko 

a man that would go well with a girl who steals your boyfriend

person: hey have you see hazuko
other person: yeah, sheesh he'd go well with jessica
person: didnt jessicca steal caleb from jas
other person: exactly.

hazuko by dumvidiot April 24, 2022

Hazuki 

The coolest Japanese name. Means, a wet leaf shining in the moonlight.

Q: Hey Brendon! What is the coolest Japanese name?
A: That would be Hazuki. Not only a cool name but it's my best friend's name.

Hazuki by bi-brendon October 1, 2011

Hazuki 

A Japanese first name, usually for a girl. "Ha" means leaf, and "zuki" means moon. "Tsuki" is the original word for moon, but in this case it becomes "zuki" since it is combined with another word. The word "Hazuki" was used hundreds of years ago, and it meant August. Now, it is used as a name. A girl is usually named Hazuki if she was born in August.

"Hey, what's your name?"
"Hazuki. It means August in Japanese."
"Wow that's a sweet name!"

Hazuki by Kitty Kat Paws May 17, 2013

Hazuki 

A STRAIGHT UP SNACC

wow hazuki always looks so good. She’s definitely a SNACC

Hazuki by B E A N O January 18, 2018

nagisa hazuki 

Is a beautiful, radiant, glorious, amazing, magical and brilliant person, the most-perfect-angel and also the best character from Free! (フリー！ Furī!). NASA confirmed that if "The sun" was ever a person, it would be Nagisa Hazuki!

Nagisa Hazuki is so cute! I really wanna hug him

nagisa hazuki by froggygon November 18, 2020

Haruko 

Haruko means Spring child.
Haru = spring
ko = chld

Konnichiwa. Haru ga suki dakara, Haruko desu = I love spring therefore I am Haruko.

Haruko by Neko April 9, 2005

Hazuki Spin 

Whenever someone gets hit by a roundhouse kick in the head and spins at an angle before falling to the ground. The body spins this way to prevent the neck from snapping or breaking. Named after Ryo's Dad when he is killed by Lan Di in the Dreamcast game Shenmue

Terry roundhouse kicked Emily and made her do a Hazuki Spin, then took back his Gamecube that she stole.

Hazuki Spin by Brett Watson April 25, 2006