hertod 

Hertod was the name of an Italian aristocrat in the 13th century. During his reign, his kingdom was able to conquer Constantinople. so hertod can symbolize strength and might. but this name is very unique, only owned by 1 in 1000000 people.

Hertod the most strong people

hertod by Geoffici November 23, 2021

Jay Herrod 

World Famous Celebrity and guy who's dating Selena Gomez, see his channel on Youtube.

You know who's dating Selena Gomez?

Justin biber??

No, Jay Herrod...

Oh ya, that creepy guy for Youtube

Jay Herrod by epicwinforever March 19, 2011

King Herod 

The act of passing poopies in a flushable toilet; flushing the babies away.

The paranoid King Herod was quite famous for his controversial flushing away of the babies.

Man my arse is bustin'! I'm gonna go do a King Herod.

Until I can see the king this house is going to be haunted by brown ghosts!

King Herod by Effsix February 24, 2009

heriod 

A heriod is the reason for a man getting cranky and short-tempered regularly basis. The male version of a period.

Rembrandt: Wow, Dali is really cranky these days.'
Van Gogh: 'Totally, dude, I think he's on his heriod.'

heriod by Menhir April 26, 2011

Herodes

(Noun) - The Greek God of being wrong. Actually the Latin and Greek spelling of the name Herod a common name before Herod the Great, Herodes Magnamus, tried to kill baby Jesus. He kinda screwed up the future of that name.

"I prayed to the Greek god Herodes yesterday and nothing happened because he doesn't f***ing exist."

"My dad told me I wasn't going to amount to anything in life, so I prayed to Herodes to make him be wrong it didn't work."

"Remember when Herodes tried to kill Jesus?" "Yeah, that was a dick move."

Herodes by djlcorrecto January 24, 2014

herted 

To be hurt

I been herted

herted by Fazburger March 1, 2018

Herod Clause 

A clause in a contract, frequently buried in the fine print, that obligates the signer to fulfill an unacceptable condition, i.e. giving up your first born child. Sometimes such clauses are included to test whether the contract has been read by the client. Named for King Herod in the New Testament. British origin.

"I reviewed that contract and it has a Herod Clause on page three."

Herod Clause by hiplexicog October 11, 2014