• to show disrespect towards someone or when someone steals something from you.

  Martnie got G-deped for his cell phone.

  She G-deped Todd when she said he was ugly.

  by Hala A., Harford Ct, Waldorf, MD 20602, USA, Mar 02 2003.

• A person that is known to use drugs and to be high all the time, especially one that uses crack. Synonym for crackhead.

  Do you see that geek monster over there?

  by Rachel, Decatur, GA, USA, Feb 04 2003.

• (v) 1) to steal. 2) to take or borrow without permission or due credit.

  Man, that guy geesed your idea.

  Dude, that chick geesed a pair of pants from Goodwill.

  by Rich M., Portland, OR, USA, Jun 17 2002.

• to get pulled over by the cops; could also mean getting arrested.

  With all the police cars in the area, you could get popped for speeding.

  by jason, Granger, IN, USA, Feb 04 2003.

• a police officer. rhyming slang: grass hopper... copper.

  the grassies are on their way

  by Kris S., Sep 10 2003.

• Steal, pick up, grab.

  Where did you hark that couch?

  by D C., Dallas, TX, USA, May 25 1999.

• 1) Heat is another term, or lang word for obvious. 2) To be under the heat is to see a hot girl/boy and become horny.

  Man why do you always have to act so heat?

  by Steffy K., Winnipeg, MB, Canada, Nov 19 2001.

• A shoot out; to shoot.

  Let my 9 millimeter bring up the heat.

  by Chikko, San Rafael, CA, USA, Jun 11 2002.

• 1. (noun) known to be a place or person that is associated with a high likelihood of being caught or arested by authorities or police. 2. (noun) police or authorities. origin - heat being in a hot situation or the feeling of sweatiness from being in a hot situation.

  No way man, that place is heat.

  Watch it - there's heat right over there.

  by Travis W., Edmonton, AB, Canada, Jul 26 2002.

• A firearm.

  He's packing heat.

  by Ashleigh, Topeka, KS, USA, Aug 20 2002.

• to have real loud speakers with a hole lot of bass .

  dawg them speakers are heatin' out of control

  by Anonymous, Jun 11 2004.

• the blame.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 09 2009.

• Means, to steal or swindle something from someone.

  He heisted that convenience store.

  by Sherri D., Pittsburgh, PA, USA, Aug 22 2002.

• 1) To steal. 2) To screw up. First heard in "Strange Brew."

  Somebody hoarked our clothes.

  He really hoarked up the job he was working on.

  by Elmo, Chicago, IL, USA, Sep 10 1998.

• throw up, ralph, puke.

  After the party last night, I hoarked my brains out!

  by Danielle, USA, Jan 03 2000.

• Addicted

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 11 2009.

• To steal. Sometimes, to be more exact, it means the person borrowed it permanently.

  She horched my CD.

  I loaned my book to her and she horched it.

  by Kati, Memphis, TN, USA, Jan 13 2003.

• Verb originating from the movie Strange Brew starring Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas.

  Hey, who horked our clothes?

  by John C, Dallas, TX, USA, Jun 02 1998.

• Vomitting so hard that stuff comes out of your nose, too.

  Man, did I hork last night!

  by Bulent A., Chicago, IL, USA, Mar 06 1999.

• to vomit, possibly a combination of honk and puke.

  She had too much to drink so she horked in the bushes.

  by Cory S., Norwalk, CT, USA, Apr 05 1999.

• v. 1. To steal.

  Are you horkin' those cookies? Gimme some.

  by Derek D., Astoria, NY, USA, Jan 18 2000.

• To vomit.

  I think I'm gonna hork!

  by AnnMarie, Wisconsin Dells, WI, USA, Oct 29 2001.

• to masturbate or vomit, careful how you use it in context, it may scare off females.

  I went home and horked it last night, or I horked all over the place.

  by andy d., Boulder, CO, USA, Apr 19 2002.

• It means to steal or shoplift (multiple) items with abandon.

  We used to hork stuff from the supermarket.

  by Stacey J., Rockwell, NC 28138, USA, Aug 22 2002.

• 1. v. to vomit; to cough up phlegm. 2. n. vomit (I stepped in dog hork.) 3. a hairball; to cough a hairball (My cat just horked.)

  After riding the rolller coaster, I felt like I was gonna hork.

  by Ryan, Jeffersonville, IN, USA, Feb 22 2003.

• to steal. Reported usage: "Shakespeare horked our script", Bob and Doug MacKenzie (from the SCTV television series circa 1983), referring to the similarities between the plot of their movie "Strange Brew" and Shakespeare's play "Hamlet."

  Shakespeare horked our script!

  by Garry S., Edmonton, AB, Canada, Mar 09 2003.

• To hork; To cough up, to choke

  The cat horked up a fur ball.

  The baseball player horked on his chew.

  by John M., Sep 05 2003.

verb

• take from a friend without intention of returning

  I horked your Dew dude.

  by Darin S., Troy, MI, USA, Mar 24 2004.

• to vomit.

  She horked all over the bathroom

  by Matt H., Morgantown, WV, USA, Feb 26 2005.