hyunn 

He is a man with many talents like taking a dump 20 feet away from the toilet

Man I gotta take fat shit. I'm about to pull a Hyunn up in this bitch .

hyunn by Uncle Rico October 13, 2016

Hyung 

Hyung is a korean word which means "older brother"

From a younger male to an elder male

"Hyung,do you want to watch a movie with me?"

Hyung by ARMY forever2!3! June 3, 2018

hyung 

Hyung is a word used by korean males to adress another male older than them who they are close to.

Hyung literally means "older brother"

The female version of this word is oppa.

"Tomorrow Seungjun hyung and I are meeting up with Jinil hyung."

hyung by wicked star October 7, 2007

hunnid stax 

A huge great stash of hundred dollar bills gained by young black males, usually by 'pimpin hoes' or 'selling narcotics' with the other Young males known as 'ballas'

Tryone - 'have you got enough for the pickup Tyrese?'

Tyrese - 'Sure dawg got a hunnid stax up in the trunk'

hunnid stax by BTECgroup3 February 23, 2015

chaebong hyung

Derogatory name for South Korean men who have not served in the military by age 35, loosely translated as 'human garbage.' Chaebong hyung are held in poor regard and frequently forced to take low paying jobs in sanitation and food service. They are widely mocked in the South Korean media and are among the least appealing suitors for a potential wife.

That chaebong hyung could have enlisted like a man but continues with his sexpat lifestye

chaebong hyung by chaebong September 20, 2017

kim tae hyung 

Generally known as blank tae or tae-tae because of his blank expression.

*A member of a k-pop band.

*Heart throbbing expression which can kill u instantly.

*4D character

Kim tae hyung slay the performance of 'Not today' by wearing a bandana.

kim tae hyung by TaeVS June 19, 2017

Hyung 

Borrowed From Google
Oppa (오빠) and hyung (형) mean 'older brother', noona (누나) and unnie (언니) mean 'older sister'. However, the meaning of these terms expands much further than just your blood related siblings

Hey Hyung, how was your day?

Hyung by Korean Terms August 27, 2018