#hilding

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My crossover ships and their playlists:

(still being updated)

Steven/Willow:

Honey and the Bee (Owl City)

Plant Life (Owl City)

Shut Up And Dance (WALK THE MOON)

Geronimo (Shephard)

Dance with Me Tonight (Olly Murs)

Kaleidoscope (A Great Big World)

Firebird (Owl City)

MOSCOW (Autoheart)

Hilda/King:

Would you be so Kind (Dodie)

Madagascar: Best Friends (Hans Zimmer)

m'Lover (Kishi Bashi)

Me and You (George Ezra)

Come With Me (Chxrlotte)

Death With Dignity (Sufjan Stevens)

Reagan/Alador:

Daddy Issues (The Neighbourhood)

We're All Alone (Boz Scaggs)

Float On (Modest Mouse)

Beneath your Beautiful (Labrinth)

Lonely Together (Avicii, Rita Ora)

Hurry Hurry (Air Traffic Controller)

Kids Again (Artist V Poet)

Odalia/Homelander:

You're Mine (Phantogram)

Puppet Boy (DEVO)

Lying is the Most Fun a Girl can have (Panic! at the disco)

Rhinestone Eyes (Gorillaz)

Lay All Your Love On Me (ABBA)

Eda/Greg:

Australia (The Shins)

5 Years Times (Noah and the Whale)

Quarter-past Midnight (Bastille)

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Rocks: they’re free, they’re great!

[amusteredmind]

[myprivatehermeneuticcircle]

Tommy Hilding

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suspiciously goth librarian is absolutely my favorite character

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ofmonstersandmintcookies replied to your post: Rocks: they’re free, they’re great!

my god i loved this show so much

it’s just...a variety of pleasant and wholesome adjectives! immersive, stylish, endearing, whimsical, etc

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well, Hilda is instantly charming beyond all belief

[anglosaxonpersonalnames]

Hilding

Hilding is an Anglo-Saxon masculine name composed of hild (war) and -ing (one possessed of the quality of), cognate with Norse Hildingr and Icelandic Hildingur.

Variants:

Hilding [Ernst Förstemann 1900 Altdeutsches Namenbuch, volume 1, 2nd edition, column 822].

Hildi(n)c [Georg Galster 1964 Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles 4: plate 28, number 782].

Hildic [Olof von Feilitzen & Christopher Blunt 1971 England Before the Conquest, page 198].

Stem:

hild = war [Robert Ferguson 1883 Surnames as a Science, page 198].

Suffix:

-ing = a suffix forming derivative masculine substantives, with the sense of ‘one belonging to’ or ‘of the kind of’, hence ‘one possessed of the quality of’ [Sir James Murray 1901 A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles, 1st edition, 5 (I, J, K): 282].

Evidence:

The place-name (H)ildingeslei, recorded in 1086, is believed to mean “Hilding’s clearing” [Hugh Smith 1928 English Place-Name Society 5: 47].