Hypersonic
Hypersonic is dead.
Hypersonic by aldored March 22, 2019
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Hypersonic Weapon
When someone who has so little in their lives to talk about that their lips move faster than the speed of sound when talking about other people's business.
When you left the bar ____ pulled out a hypersonic weapon when talking about your sexual exploits.
I thought that only Russia and China had such technology.
I thought that only Russia and China had such technology.
Hypersonic Weapon by Sammie1! November 21, 2019
hypersonic karen
hypersonic karen by elorix May 31, 2022
Hypersonic Missiles
Yeah, I saw those. Those were fuckin sick! I like the sound they make when the zip off like that. Sounds super futuristic. Pretty cool. Make sure you click that Dead Hand on or... I assume that's something you'd leave on but still...
Hypersonic Missiles by Hym Iam October 15, 2025
hypertonic osmosis
Sticking it in your homie or a guy the night before a workout. This allows testosterone to be transferred between the 2 dudes. This method was created by Shulk.
My workout went crazyy today because me and some guy I met at the gym last week did some hypertonic osmosis last night.
hypertonic osmosis by ImGoated April 7, 2021
hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic
From the album 'Hot Buttered Soul' by Isaac Hayes. The LP held the number 1 R&B album spot for 10 weeks in 1969.
According to a comment on the lyrics (//genius.com/1108119 ), this word was made up by Isaac, and -start quote from Damian v B. (//genius.com/Dyazz):
This word itself doesn’t exist of course, but it does include a few other words:
Hyperbole; exaggerated.
Syllable
Sesquipedalian; a long word with many syllables.
Mistic
Conclusion: Isaac uses a lot of unnecessary long, mystic words.
-end quote
The song titled 'Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic' is the second track on side A of the vinyl disc.
The example of how it is used comes from the hook of the song.
According to a comment on the lyrics (//genius.com/1108119 ), this word was made up by Isaac, and -start quote from Damian v B. (//genius.com/Dyazz):
This word itself doesn’t exist of course, but it does include a few other words:
Hyperbole; exaggerated.
Syllable
Sesquipedalian; a long word with many syllables.
Mistic
Conclusion: Isaac uses a lot of unnecessary long, mystic words.
-end quote
The song titled 'Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic' is the second track on side A of the vinyl disc.
The example of how it is used comes from the hook of the song.
hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic by 1º east of greenwich May 21, 2019
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