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Can you believe that a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
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Browsing page 93 of "H" words
- To steal.
I just housed that candy bar.
- See more words with the same meaning: to steal.
Last edited on Jul 23 1998. Submitted by Evan G.
on Jul 23 1998.
- first heard in the movie PCU (the hippies playing frisbee say "we're getting housed.. we need blotter!" (the dog). verb- meaning to kick ass, beat up on your opponents, dominate.
Our team's housing!
Last edited on Sep 17 2002. Submitted by joe from Baltimore, MD, USA
on Sep 17 2002.
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- Extremely drunk.
Last edited on Jan 10 2003. Submitted by Anonymous from Austin, TX, USA
on Jan 10 2003.
- Extremely drunk.
Enrique burst in the door with a six-pack of MGD and proceeded to get housed.
Last edited on Jan 10 2003. Submitted by Anonymous from Austin, TX, USA
on Jan 10 2003.
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- to stay in one place, often surreptitiously and/or suspiciously; staking out something, possibly to steal it or at the very least, covet it.
Marco's been hovering near the CD collection.
Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by philo from San Francisco, CA, USA
on Sep 10 2002.
- to stand over.
Citation from "Eagleton", Parks and Recreation (TV), Season 3 Episode 12 (2011) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
Last edited on Jul 21 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA
on Oct 03 2009.
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- a country greeting meaning hello.
Howdy folks! How are you today?
Last edited on Jul 18 2013. Submitted by Adam C. from Cumming, GA, USA
on Apr 01 2007.
- Often used in Texas and parts of the South as a greeting originated from "How do you do?" shortened to "how do you?" and said rapidly with the words running together with a Southern accent or a twang resulting in "Howdy?" It is often followed by "How are you?" or some other pleasantry which is often redundant.
Last edited on Dec 27 2009. Submitted by Anonymous from Hockley, TX 77447, USA
on Dec 27 2009.
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