hilwa 

arabic word. it means pretty girl

"it tryin to holla at that hilwa right there"

hilwa by rena December 10, 2003

Hilwa 

Hilwa means sweet and beautiful. It comes from Arabic which is Halwa. She is a cheerful person, but when she is alone she cries. Give her a hug. She knows everything and can read what's in your head. If you are nice to her, then she is too, and vice versa. She always tries her best for those around her regardless of herself. Achieve what she wants without having to bother others.

I want to be like Hilwa, one day!
Is that Hilwa? Let's fight together for the future!

Hilwa by 130203 November 23, 2021

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.

hilarian by J No Period November 4, 2020

hilariocity 

Used to define a so-bad-it's-good movie. It's such an atrocity, it's hilarious. Hilariocity.

Did you see The Room? It's such a hilariocity.
The Wicker Man starring Nicolas Cage is one of the greatest hilariocities of all time.

hilariocity by IAMtheAK August 8, 2016

Higwarious 

Another term for 'hilarious'

Used when something/someone is very funny/hilarious.

'You're higwarious'
'It was so higwarious!'
'Hahahaha that's higwarious!'

Higwarious by higwariousmind December 18, 2012

Hilarious and original 

A reply to a post online that is so overused it is no longer funny, hence the intense sarcasm in both words

Post: Ayy lmao
Reply: Hilarious and original

Hilarious and original by Mary Beth Sue April 24, 2016

Hilaire 

French variance means cheerful- usually loves to watch Steve Harvey’s Family Feud’s Funniest Moments. Kind soul very funny!

“Always a Hilaire to be around!”

Hilaire by ScaryStomps June 30, 2020

Brought-upsy 

scruples; to have manners;

May also be spelt Brought-upsie

WestIndian/Caribbean in orient - Barbados, WHUT.

Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?

Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005