Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way of saying 'had to,' like when you're too lazy to say the whole thing and just say 'hadda' instead.

'Hadda finish my homework before I could play video games.'

'Hadda eat my veggies before I could have dessert.'

'Hadda wake up early because my mom said so.'

2

A girl who's got more boyfriends than a pizza has slices. She's the type who'll flirt with everyone and then act surprised when they show up.

'That girl is a hadda, she's got 10 guys texting her at once.'

'She’s a hadda and she’s not even trying.'

'She’s a hadda and she’s got a date every night.'

3

When cops are coming and you're too scared to say it out loud, so you just whisper it in the middle of a conversation.

'Hadda! They're coming! Run!'

'Hadda! I saw a cop!'

'Hadda! They’re on the corner!'

4

When some idiot mows the grass in a way that makes you have to slide your whole body sideways just to pass.

'That guy mowed the grass like a lunatic, I had to slide sideways to get by.'

'That lawn looked like a war zone, I had to slide like a crab.'

'I nearly got stuck in the grass because of that idiot's mowing.'

5

The worst kind of lie, like when you say something that makes no sense and everyone just stares at you like you’re crazy.

'That story was pure hadda, I didn’t even believe it.'

'He told me the worst hadda ever, I still don’t believe him.'

'That was the biggest hadda I’ve ever heard.'

6

A super old-school way of saying 'good job,' like your grandpa would say it after you did something cool.

'Hadda! That was a great game!'

'Hadda! You did the best job ever!'

'Hadda! You made me proud!'

7

A way of saying 'totally' but with more energy, like you're from Kuwait and you're trying to sound extra cool.

'I was its means, like, totally, I was super excited.'

'He said it was its means, like, totally, I believed him.'

'She said it was its means, like, totally, I was amazed.'