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Definition of homey

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Other terms relating to 'family, family members':

Definitions include: See fam.
Definitions include: anything, in speech.
Definitions include: "extended" family, sometimes including close friends.

Other terms relating to 'friend, friends':

Definitions include: form of address for a male friend.
Definitions include: "brother", as in one's actual brother.
Definitions include: Promotional items branded with company logos given away for free.
Definitions include: inseparable.
Definitions include: close companions whose friendship may contain romantic or sexual interest without an official commitment.
Definitions include: n. A friend kept around to abuse, make fun of, invite places and never show up, etc.
Definitions include: a female travel-companion.
Definitions include: a best friend.
Definitions include: a friend with whom a scumbag can be himself.
Definitions include: a close friend.
Definitions include: Also used as 'neezy' as in the phrase "Fo' sheezy my neezy."
Definitions include: colloquial pronunciation of "man".
Definitions include: a female friend.
Definitions include: a friend.
Definitions include: form of address for a friend.

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

Definitions include: abbreviated form of "prerequisite".
Definitions include: of or relating to stereotypes of fraternity life.
Definitions include: acronym for "Back Yard University".
Definitions include: to invent ideas and solutions, usually by coming up with as many as possible while not rejecting any out of hand.
Definitions include: acronym for "all but dissertation".
Definitions include: "goes in to".
Definitions include: a student who has completed all parts of advanced education with the exception of completing, presenting, and defending their dissertation.
Definitions include: shortened form of "full-ride scholarship".
Definitions include: a leg.
Definitions include: "homework."
Definitions include: related to or similar to a fraternity; "fratty".
Definitions include: See all-nighter.
Definitions include: pejorative term for a male in a fraternity, or a male who acts like a male in a fraternity.
Definitions include: Skipping school, missing classes, taking as extended lunch, skipping out of work for the day/afternoon just to have fun.
Definitions include: an all-night period of awakedness to finish a task.

Slang terms with the same root words

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Definitions include: To steal.
Definitions include: sexy.
Definitions include: a large ass.
Definitions include: a metaphorical place suggesting a difficult situation or period of time.
Definitions include: panic, upset
Definitions include: to have incriminating evidence about.
Definitions include: Originated in NorCal amongst friends, vastly spreading. Meaning even more perverted and dirtier than a dirtball. Also similar- dirthead.
Definitions include: an uncivilized male.
Definitions include: cum (semen) from a dark-skinned man.
Definitions include: a bad taste in one's mouth.

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