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Definition of hoasis

hoasis

noun

  • A crowded party, bar, or club that has a large percentage of attractive females. Combination of 'hoe' and 'oasis'.
    I rolled up to the party last night and it was a hoasis.

    Last edited on Dec 11 2003. Submitted by AR from Durham, NH, USA on Dec 11 2003.

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