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When a group of men (Herd) Huddles together to discuss a female.
The guys in the gym were hurdling and staring at the girl in the gym.
Named after the production manager of the universe: Matthew Hurd. One uses the phrase HURDLES when referring to Matt himself or any other manager/boss. It is imperative that you use the term HURDLES only when he/she is not around. Using the term around your manager/boss could result in termination.
Robert: Wanna got to lunch today at about noon?
Nicole: I can't (looking sad and depressed but still oh so cute), Hurdles is teaching me how to do a Pro today and it needs to be done before I go to lunch. Maybe tomorrow.
James: Ah man. Tell Hurdles you're hungary and let's go!
Nicole: No, it's cool, I wouldn't want to make Hurdles mad ... you go on without me and we can have lunch tomorrow.
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A group attempt at moving at the speed of light when in reality the pace is substantially slower than expected.
Depending on their age, a term you use when you're trying to be extra funny, embarrassing or annoying when traveling with your children...aka...Herd of Turtles
And we're off like a turd of hurdles!
Term best used when driving your teenager and their friends to some meaningless place you really don't feel like driving to.
When you see a midget in public and feel the urge to jump over them.
"Oh my god, it's a midget. This calls for a midget hurdle."
The act of jumping over a homeless gentleman while he lies on a grate and or sidewalk.
Last friday evening was a busy one, i recorded three homeless hurdles walking down chestnut st.
Amongst the hardest events of Track & Field, are the 400 meter hurdles. 400 meters of pure sprinting and jumping over hurdles at a perfect form. Everyone who does this track event knows how much it sucks but how awesome it feels to win it.
"Dude!!! I just ran the 400m hurdles, it's the most freakin' tiring race that I've ever ran!!"
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Anything that gets in your way as you run around searching for a tissue before your nose explodes into a fountain of mucus.
Tissue Hurdles include, but are not limited to: bags, mounds of laundry, doors, pets, senior citizens, tables, chairs, and invisble force fields.