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hummina hummina 

gibberish used to convey excitement or immediate sexual attraction to someone that takes your breath away. Similar to shwing but more subtle.
A really hot guy (or girl) enters the room. You gasp, then mutter, "hummina hummina hummina" while you think about all the naughty things you'd like to do to him (or her)
hummina hummina by Sluntastic March 25, 2008

hummina hummina 

A fervent prayer to the gods of good luck.
"And the winning lotto numbers are..."
"Come on, baby needs new shoes. Hummina, hummina..."

hummina hummina 

A phrase used to convey confusion. Phrase usually said after someone says something to someone, and that other someone was not listening.
Teacher: The Mariana Trench is the large fissure in the Earth's surface located in the nether-regions of the "Oceanious Pacificus" which is the largest body of an aqueous saline solution.
You: Hummina hummina???

Friend: Hey, did you hear about that killer party Billy's throwing this Saturday?
You: (after coming back to the real world from staring off into space) Hummina hummina???
hummina hummina by SneakySocks April 7, 2004

hummina hummina 

another name for "having sex"
Yeah, me and Joe... we hummina hummina last night.
hummina hummina by Anonymous May 27, 2003

hummina hummina 

Hummina Hummina means No. We as a society are replacing the negative response No, with hummina hummina, more correctly pronounced in a rapid fashion as humna, either one repetition or two. Not simply a negative response, also to mean anything contrary to a vocalized statement. Eg. humna, or humnahumna

Reference to Cheese, as a replacement for Yes. Yes is no longer superlative, cheese is the new affirmative.
Friend: Dude, Janean Garafolo is so incredibly hot.
Me: Humna?

Friend: We should totally go out to that techno bar tonight?
Me: Hummina hummina!
hummina hummina by Rickyjonny July 14, 2009

Hummingbirds are the Sharks of the Sky 

Quoted from youtuber Captainsparklez also known as Jordan Maron. This quote suggested that as sharks have to keep swimming as to not sink, hummingbirds can't stop flying because they can't land. Of course, hummingbirds can land and Jardon was wrong.
"It just flies forever, it's stuck there like the Sharks of the Sky because most sharks can't stop swimming either. That's probably the first time anyone's ever said that Hummingbirds are the Sharks of the Sky, and I'm going to own up to that."

- Jordan Maron (Captainsparklez) on August 6, 2017 in the video titled "An Expensive Mistake" at 8:45
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