happy corner
happy corner noun: a type of school prank where two or more people slam a victim's crotch against a pole or similar objects.
Noun
happy corner (plural not attested)
Verb
happy corner (third-person singular simple present happy corners, present participle happy cornering, simple past and past participle happy cornered)
- To perform such a prank on someone.
- Hong Kong is many things. It is having all the showers busy in your hostel at 2 a.m. It is taking every photo with a “victory” sign. It is singing karaoke until 6 a.m. and taking the KCR home. It is falling asleep on the KCR and waking up in Lo Wu. It is running around “happy cornering” each other.2004 April, “Let's enjoy life in this crazy and unique city”, in Varsity
- Apple Daily reported the incident on January 27. According to the report, a couple of male students held up one person and happy cornered him against a flagpole. Although he cried out, there was a smile on his face.2004 April, “Campus amusement arouses controversy”, in Varsity
Forms of happy corner
| third-person singular present | happy corners |
|---|---|
| present participle | happy cornering |
| past participle | happy cornered |
| past | happy cornered |
Questions about happy corner
- What does happy corner mean?
- Happy corner means a type of school prank where two or more people slam a victim's crotch against a pole or similar objects.
- What part of speech is happy corner?
- Happy corner can be a noun or a verb.
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