Definition of The Horrocks

The Horrocks

• An elderly skinny lady with dyed curly hair, has bulgy eyes and wears glasses, chain smokes and acts silly "Is that the Horrocks over There? She looks as skinny as the Horrocks!"

  Last edited on Mar 30 2022. Submitted by Anonymous on Mar 30 2022.

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