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hey and hello combined to make heylooo , a more efficient and exciting way of greeting people
A: maria how are youuu
B: heylooo im great how are you babes
heylooo by heyitsjaz March 11, 2025
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helloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 

when your so bored you search "helloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo" for hope of google saying hi back
im so bored im going to type helloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo randomly

du hellooo 

Greeting: of Asian origin. Commonly used when prank calling Chinese restaurants with a Vietnamese (WEE-DA-MEEZ) accent. Warning: overuse will tip off said restaurant to the lack of sincerity of said phone calls...use sparingly.
Du hellooo, I'd like-a to make the orrdah for dahlia Chinese foood.

Ho kai.
du hellooo by AU519940545 March 21, 2011
an un-akward way to start a most commonly [text} conversation. pretty chill
Girl 1: "Omg! How did you say hi?"
Girl 2: "I said heyooo so I didn't seem so desperate."
heyooo by allOGREnow October 18, 2017
Another way to say hello. Used when "heyo" is just not O-ey enough. It is also used when you are yelling at a friend from across the room.
You *sees friend coming into school and starts running towards them*: Heyooo!!! I haven't seen you in forever!
Friend: Whats for lunch?
Heyooo by Tankoo4everyting! August 31, 2020

HELLOOOOOOOOOO

Like hello, usually typed/said by someone who is bored, needs help or is just crazy or they r like hellooooo?!?! why?
also can be used to spam
TEXTING:
me: hi
Bob: hHELLOOOOOOOOOO?
me: what
Bob: why did u not come to my party?
HELLOOOOOOOOOO in this example means bob being confused, bringing something to your attention
HELLOOOOOOOOOO by bobby_blobby December 8, 2020
Another form of "Hello" but WAY COOLER (:
"hey amy !"
"heyloo !"
heyloo by Amy Pish November 17, 2007
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