hiyur 

an awesome way of saying hi. like, "HIYUR BRO. SO FLY TODAY." used by cool people.

Hiyur bro. Wazzup.

hiyur by hiyurBROOO September 29, 2011

Higurashi no Naku Koro ni 

Higurashi no Naku Koro ni is a Japanese anime based off of the doujin soft visual novel of the same name.
Set in June 1983 in the rural village of Hinamizawa; it has a population of approximately 2000. Keiichi Maebara moves there and makes many friends; Rena Ryuuguu, Mion Sonozaki, Rika Furude and Sotoko Houjou. Hinamizawa may seem like a peaceful and calm town, but not everything is as it seems. Every year, during the annual Watanagashi Festival, one person disappears, and the other is murdered. Keiichi soon becomes involved in this intricate mystery... and solving it will not be easy. He is constantly dogged by extreme paranoia and illusion. But even with these obstacles, the mystery slowly reveals itself.

- "Higurashi no Naku Koro ni is a good but scary anime!"
- "The characters in Higurashi are so cute!"
- "Man, Higurashi scares the living crap out of me."
- "The music in Higurashi fits it really well."

Higurashi no Naku Koro ni by Barasuishou January 1, 2009

HiruRyu

An eccentric horndog that claims to be a sexual divine being. They are poly-sexual and will in fact bang every single man, woman, animal and object if given the chance. The HiruRyu is a dangerous predator that will, if allowed attack and seduce anything they see.

Did you see that guy flirting with that tree? He must HiruRyu...

HiruRyu by Anonymous1011 January 12, 2009

higurashi face 

A type of expression in animation (typically anime) in which the facial features of a character are exaggerated to extreme proportions. This is usually done to show an insane or angry expression to a character. The name originates from the anime Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni. The show is infamous for having a lot of strange faces that will make you feel extremely uncomfortable.

His face was so wild it looked like the Higurashi Face.
Quite the Higurashi Face you got there, you wanna kill someone or something?
Oh shit! That chick had the Higurashi Face, I’m outta here man!

higurashi face by Vincent Does Things January 28, 2019

Hiyori Tomoe 

Slang for leafy greens, such as cabbage, lettuce, or kale.

"Honey, I forgot a few things on my list. Do you mind-"
"All right, mom, I got it. I'll pick up some Hiyori Tomoe. You don't have to ask."

Hiyori Tomoe by lovemeizurukanadepleasepleasep January 4, 2021

Heyuri 

Heyuri is an English-language imageboard that attempts to emulate the feeling and style of the pre-2006 internet, as well as providing a space for the creation of original content and fun, interesting threads.

The only website I post on anymore is Heyuri.

Heyuri by RapeEscapeForPS1 May 7, 2023

Himura Kenshin 

A small, red-haired man whose deceptively harmless form contains the power to topple governments and fell madmen. Some authorities believe he may actually be an early attempt at battle mecha, rather than a living, breathing being. His usefulness (or destructiveness, depending on one’s point of view) is curtailed by the fact that he is easily controlled by his spunky and somewhat demanding landlady. Also has a weakness for children, and a tendency toward making overly dramatic speeches. Attracts adoring women like picnics attract ants, a phenomenon which baffles most male researchers, while their afflicted feminine counterparts can only rhapsodize about flame-bright hair and Himura’s darker personality.

Himura Kenshin's darker personality, the Hitokiri Battousai breaks free whenever the rurouni is under a great deal of stress -- kind of like a Meiji Era Incredible Hulk (he even does the yellow eyes, but draws the line at the icky green skin). He is stronger, meaner, sexier, and far less polite than Himura's normal self: quite definitely not a force to be dealt with lightly.

In most circumstances, the only way to awaken the Battousai is to threaten the life of someone Himura has decided to protect; however, when it comes to his landlady, even looking at her wrong is grounds for beheading. This process is referred to as "going Battousai", and while Kamiya Kaoru is firmly against killing, protective anger suits her just fine. In fact, it seems likely that the only way she'll ever get some action is to spend quality time with the hitokiri.

(note: Definition shamelessly stolen from h2g2.)

Gohei: "So, do you believe too, that a sword is for protecting people?"

Kenshin: "No. I believe that a sword is a weapon, and Kendo is a technique for killing. Miss Kaoru believes that I cannot kill a man... (smiles) I just love her naive impression of me! I wish that it's the truth, but I'm afraid it isn't."

Himura Kenshin by Azel December 7, 2003