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Definition of a homey

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Other terms relating to 'family, family members':

Definitions include: See fam.
Definitions include: "extended" family, sometimes including close friends.
Definitions include: "relative".
Definitions include: anything, in speech.
Definitions include: colloquial pronunciation of fool.

Other terms relating to 'friend, friends':

Definitions include: a friend.
Definitions include: One's good and trusted friend.
Definitions include: form of address for a female used by a close friend.
Definitions include: a person with poor personal style.
Definitions include: an all-together, cool-headed person.
Definitions include: colloquial pronunciation of fool.
Definitions include: anything, in speech.
Definitions include: a friend or associate.
Definitions include: affectionate form of address or reference for one's significant other.
Definitions include: a word used to acknowledge a friend.
Definitions include: good friend. "homey." originated from the movie Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
Definitions include: Also used as 'neezy' as in the phrase "Fo' sheezy my neezy."
Definitions include: "bro" / "brother."
Definitions include: very close friends.
Definitions include: An endearing term for a close friend or acquaintance.

Other terms relating to 'school (related to)':

Definitions include: acronym for "Back Yard University".
Definitions include: a college or university applied to that is sure to accept the applicant, in case the applicant is rejected by all other schools applied to.
Definitions include: business school.
Definitions include: Skipping school, missing classes, taking as extended lunch, skipping out of work for the day/afternoon just to have fun.
Definitions include: "homework."
Definitions include: acronym for "big man on campus".
Definitions include: of or relating to stereotypes of fraternity life.
Definitions include: shortened form of "full-ride scholarship".
Definitions include: alternate spelling of "school".
Definitions include: work (in a professional or educational setting) that is designed to keep a person busy, but to not permit that person to accomplish anything of note.
Definitions include: to prepare for school.
Definitions include: a person who has not had their first kiss or has never French kissed.
Definitions include: a hidden piece of paper with information used to cheat on a test.
Definitions include: said upon fooling someone.
Definitions include: a jacket that people wear to fraternities or other large party scenes.

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Definitions include: "examination".
Definitions include: excited.
Definitions include: to reveal one's closely guarded secrets.
Definitions include: very drunk.
Definitions include: you don't know what you be talking about.
Definitions include: a type of cocaine paraphernalia.
Definitions include: To rape a person or if you use "slumped" that means raped by multiple people.
Definitions include: a penis.
Definitions include: to measure.
Definitions include: a bother.

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