Headpat
An action of moving a hand over another person’s head and it gives a pleasure feeling.
Often used in animes and for zai.
Often used in animes and for zai.
Headpat by Hairosexual July 22, 2018
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Headpat
an act of affection, done by placing a hand on another person's head, and either moving it from side to side gently (petting) or moving it up and down (patting). usually done with close and semi-close friends. can make one feel calmer and happier.
Headpat by TheNameIsTanya February 8, 2021
headpat slut
A person who loves headpats so much to the point where you are almost required to give them headpats
headpat slut by IzumiWasTaken December 1, 2019
Worldwide Headpat Day
Worldwide Headpat Day by Akosih April 20, 2019
January 16th, National headpat day
“Hey, why did you headpat me and *insert name here* and the others today?”
“Because, silly. It’s January 16th, National Headpat Day!”
“Ohh, I think I get it now!”
“Because, silly. It’s January 16th, National Headpat Day!”
“Ohh, I think I get it now!”
January 16th, National headpat day by yourlocaldumba$$ June 26, 2022
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