hillarian

Supporters of Hillary Clinton, especially for President of the United States.

Hillarians will make certain the trumpsters don't win the 2016 presidential election.

by Lexicon Lex May 21, 2016

hilarian

My sister came up with this word to describe me when she was about eight years old. It is a portmanteau combining "hilarious" and "comedian." It is used sarcastically conveying the idea that "although you think you're funny, you're not."

Dude: Jack be not nimble; Jack be not quick; Jack couldn't jump over that there candlestick.
Bro: Hilarious, dude.
Dude: I'm a poet, I knows it.
Bro: Yeah, you're a real hilarian.

by J No Period November 4, 2020

Hibrarian

Someone who demands silence when they are high. As a librarian makes people in a library be quiet, a hibrarian does the same thing, only with his/her high counterparts.

*WATCHING ADVENTURE TIME*
Friend 1: Oh shit, you see that, he---
Hibrarian: Hey, shut the fuck up!
Friend 1: The fuck was that? I object to your language!
Friend 2: Ah, don't worry, he's just a hibrarian...
Hibrarian: Didn't I say to shut the fuck up?!?!

by JobloHobo May 24, 2013

Hitlarian

A way of describing someone who looks kinda like Hitler, but not like a splitting image. Like a fish.
It is a real word.
It comes from Spain.
First known usage on the internet by the amazing Andy Biersack/Andy Sixx.

Andy: He had a very Hitlarian face
Chance: Hitlarian? Did you make up that word?
Andy: No, No it's a word. Just look it up. Listen I might be a little more intelligent than you
Chance: I think Hitlarian is a made up word
Andy: No Hitlarian is a real word, it comes from Spain.

by Keehl March 16, 2012

hilariate

to make someone laugh, usually uproariously; generally caused by a hilarious statement or action.

"LOLZ, shaniqua, you hilariate me!!1"

by dacoolsta August 13, 2006

Hilarial

When a situation is funny, but even more funny than hilarious.

Chelsea: "Oh my god, look, that chick just stacked it on the tent pegs!"
Isabella: "Haha, that's so hilarial!"

by ChelseaVolturi April 10, 2009

hillaryland

Hillaryland is a vast political empire based in Washington and New York

Ever since 1992, when a young campaign staffer answered a phone call from Hillary with the greeting "Hillaryland," the future first lady and her devoted, mostly female aides have embraced the cutesy sobriquet as a way to describe their unique, un-Bill (and sometimes anti-Bill) sorority. In the 1992 campaign, it described a small corner of office real estate in Little Rock where her staff toiled. In the Clinton White House, Hillaryland grew into an influential but often frustrated power center inhabited by dutiful staffers whose first allegiance was to the first lady, not the president. "We were also our little subculture within the White House," Hillary writes in her memoir. "My staff prided themselves on discretion, loyalty and camaraderie, and we had our own special ethos. While the West Wing had a tendency to leak, Hillaryland never did. While the president's senior advisers jockeyed for big offices and proximity to the Oval Office, my senior staff happily shared offices with their young assistants." Bill Clinton staffers regarded the dwellers in Hillaryland as Kool-Aid drinkers with awful political judgment. Hillarylanders saw Bill's people as showboats and referred to them dismissively as the "white boys." Hillary "took a dim view of many of her husband's West Wing advisers," writes John Harris in The Survivor, his excellent account of the Clinton years, "who she regarded as too immature and too worried about currying favor with the Washington press." Hillaryland was different.

by Kari Luoranen December 9, 2008