英和和英

動詞

happy corner (third-person singular simple present happy corners, present participle happy cornering, simple past and past participle happy cornered)

1. (Hong Kong) To perform such a prank on someone.
   • 2004 April, “Let's enjoy life in this crazy and unique city”, in Varsity‎:

     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, “Campus amusement arouses controversy”, 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.