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himmer
A shortening of the phrase "him or her." Himmer can be used as a pronoun to refer to a person of unidentifiable sex, or when writing about a person of unknown gender.
See also: hersh, hiser
See also: hersh, hiser
I though I'd finally figure what Pat was when I saw himmer coming out of the bathroom, but it was one of those stupid unisex ones.
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himmer
himmer by Levar Davis February 27, 2003
Himmer
An inside joke between friends. You use it in place of "That's what she said" (especially at school). It creates endless laughing. Have fun.
Himmer by gAH I need a life May 17, 2018
Himmer
Bobby, I'm not sure you want to take Pat to the football game tonight since himmer might prefer the ballet instead.
Himmer by yomamasohuh December 21, 2023
Hammer fine
Hammer fine by McFizzzy December 21, 2018
hammer queen
hammer queen by Chipspew May 3, 2011
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