Hillbillarious
A redneck using tongue in cheek humor, despite a full mouth of chaw.
It was Hillbillarious how they named it toothpaste - that fits South Carolina to a T.
Hillbillary
To piggy back off of someone for professional gain.
Hillary used the fact that her husband was the former President of the United States of America to gain votes. Together they called this their, "Hillbillary Campaign"
Hillbillary
Someone from Arkansaw with an altered perception of sexual relations, female may wear pants as opposed to male counterpart; may also describe someone with poor money management skills.
Cousin Paul has a real serious problem with hillbillary.
hillbillary
Verb. - To be blind-sided by a machiavellian carpetbagger from Arkansas. - OR - The act of moving to a state where you are relatively unknown for the purpose of hoodwinking the populace into electing you to a high office, such as the U.S. Senate, and then devlivering absolutely no discernable or positive results for your constituency, and then using your ill-gotten position as a stepping stone to attempt the same con on a national level, like say, in a run for the White House.
N. A buck-toothed, carpet-bagging be-otch from Arkansas whose husband married her for political gain, and who exhibits a general lack of morals or ethics and a willingness to do or say anything to achieve power and wealth.
N. A buck-toothed, carpet-bagging be-otch from Arkansas whose husband married her for political gain, and who exhibits a general lack of morals or ethics and a willingness to do or say anything to achieve power and wealth.
V. - "Hey Bill, what do you say we hillbillary those poor, stupid bastards in New York state.
N. - Once Slick Willie was done Monica-ing around in the White House, he and Hillary set their sights on perpetrating a good old fashioned hillbillary on the unsuspecting, good citizens of New York state.
N. - Once Slick Willie was done Monica-ing around in the White House, he and Hillary set their sights on perpetrating a good old fashioned hillbillary on the unsuspecting, good citizens of New York state.