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Huldra is a wood nymph, a supernatural female being, who plays a central role in Norwegian folklore. Huldra is a troll of the forest, but still extremely beautiful. She seduces innocent men and brings them into the mountains to make them one of her people.

Huldra can be recognized by her characteristic tale, which she usually hides behind a cute dress.
He never came back from the forest that day; I suppose Huldra took him.
huldra by Evelynwint October 4, 2013
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"Hulda is literally the definition of beauty, she is adorable, beautiful, breathtaking, cute, elegant, fashionable, gorgeous, stylish, stunning, hawt, precious, delightful, eye catching, sexy and astounding. And all of this is a fact"
"i wish to be like hulda, a literal goddess of beauty and humbleness"
Hulda by Shaun Morningstar June 27, 2020
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An organization that provides people with forms of entertainment with the use of fake charities, non-binding contracts, and exploitation of its consumers
The new policy from HALDRAX is a real dig on HR this quarter.
HALDRAX by HALDRAX February 8, 2020
Hulda is literally the world's most adorable cutie, she is beautiful, gorgeous, stylish, stunning, hawt, precious, elegant, fashionable, delightful, breathtaking and so much more. And that's a fact.
"hulda is so beautiful yet she is so kind and precious, i wish to be like her and remain humble while being so God damn sexy."
Hulda by Shaun Morningstar June 27, 2020

hundra gubbe 

Hundra Gubbe is a Swedish slang you would use on a lit person or a person that’s chill, have a good aura and is there when you need them
Kevin: Jump in the water Ali!
*Ali jumps in”

Kevin: What a hundra gubbe 💯

OR
Kevin: do you know Ali?
Max: yeah bro he’s a Hundra Gubbe he’s always there when you need him.
hundra gubbe by SoupOnPot August 28, 2022
Hultra is used when your emotions are so indescribable that not even a normal "h" is enough. It is used to represent an EXPANDED H, which describes far more complex emotions, or maybe you're just wheezing
Person 1: "Murder is the answer to 90% of Earth's problems"
Person 2: "HULTRA"
Hultra by Mememomagic August 26, 2018
Hulda is literally the definition of beauty, she id adorable, beautiful, breathtaking, cute, elegant, fashionable, gorgeous, stylish, stunning, hawt, precious, delightful, eye catching, sexy and astounding. And all of this is a fact.
"i wish I was like hulda, a goddess of beauty"
Hulda by Shaun Morningstar June 27, 2020
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