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What is Hassle?
When a person argues, fights or begs
Kid: “Mum can I please buy this?”
Mum: “JUST STOP HASSLING ME”
Kid: but I wasn’t.......
-if a parent gets mad when you ask for something then they obviously don’t like or and have no respect for your needs.
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Hassle - video
Hassle - what is it?
too much trouble for what it's worth; opposite of hassleless
Yo dogg, it's hassleful to drive 20 minutes to the Clio theater to see "The Chronic 'what?' Cles of Narnia" for my birthday.
What does "Hassle" mean?
An insult with the intention of annoying someone, making fun of them, or making them feel bad.
Nick always came up with a hassle using some clever pun that made everyone laugh, and Mark responded with some crappy hassle that usually began with the words "your momma".
Adam made so many hassles about Paul that he was awarded a Guiness World Record.
Pete told his sister a hassle, making her cry.
Hassle - what does it mean?
hassle or hurry means to be in a rush, it also means to interrupt or annoy someone
1: i was in a hassle to get to work because my cat had escaped
2: i was walking, minding my own business and someone attacked me, why would someone hassle me like that?
Hassle - meaning
aka no worries! ! - no sweat! - no problemo !
tim - george! will you be able to get me some chips on the way back from work? george - No Hassles ! sure can do!
Hassle - definition
In an office environment, a group of project or program managers
I knew when I saw the hassle of PMs heading my way that my day was about to get randomized.
Hassle - slang
The animal group name for Karens.
"A hassle of wild Karens watch a 12-year old go rob a 6 year-old, then blame her when she throws him to a certain doom."
-->-- Diamanda Hagan, Zoom Academy for Superheroes review.
Hassle
The reason why I aint got a girlfriend.
Guy 1: Why aint you got a girlfriend mate?
Guy 2: Too much fucking hassle
Hassle
That creep always hassles poor Steve.
Hassle
In lieu of calling someone an ***hole.
When said with careful inflection, the intention can be conveyed.
May aslo be used to ecape consequences of calling someone an ***hole.
1) You are being such a Hassle right now.
2) No. I said you're a Hassle, not an ***hole.