• (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.

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Rich M., Portland, OR, USA, Jun 17 2002  (Edit definition)

• Steal, pick up, grab.

  Where did you hark that couch?

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  by D C., Dallas, TX, USA, May 25 1999  (Edit definition)

• to steal or swindle something from someone.

  He heisted that convenience store.

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  by Sherri D., Pittsburgh, PA, USA, Aug 22 2002  (Edit definition)

• 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.

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Elmo, Chicago, IL, USA, Sep 10 1998  (Edit definition)

• throw up, ralph, puke.

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

  by Danielle, USA, Jan 03 2000  (Edit definition)

• 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.

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  by Kati, Memphis, TN, USA, Jan 13 2003  (Edit definition)

• to cough up phlegm.

  by Ryan, Jeffersonville, IN, USA, Feb 22 2003  (Edit definition)

• 3. to cough a hairball (My cat just horked.)

  by Ryan, Jeffersonville, IN, USA, Feb 22 2003  (Edit definition)

• 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  (Edit definition)

noun

• vomit.

  I stepped in dog hork.

  by Ryan, Jeffersonville, IN, USA, Feb 22 2003  (Edit definition)

verb

• to steal.

  Hey, who horked our clothes?

  Shakespeare horked our script!
  
  -- Strange Brew (movie)

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  by John C, Dallas, TX, USA, Jun 02 1998  (Edit definition)

• to vomit so violently that vomit exits the nose.

  Man, did I hork last night!

  by Bulent A., Chicago, IL, USA, Mar 06 1999  (Edit definition)

• to vomit.

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

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

  More words meaning: to vomit
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  by Cory S., Norwalk, CT, USA, Apr 05 1999  (Edit definition)

• To steal.

  I just housed that candy bar.

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  by Evan G., Jul 23 1998  (Edit definition)

• first heard in the movie PCU (the hippies playing frisbee say "we're getting housed.. we need blotter!" (the dog). verb- meaning to kick ass, beat up on your opponents, dominate.

  our team's housing!

  by joe, Baltimore, MD, USA, Sep 17 2002  (Edit definition)

verb

• to totally dominate in a contest and follow up with major shittalk

  Stanford is afraid to play me in Scrabble; he knows that I ll house him in 3 plays.

  I ran the pool table all night long. I went home because I was tired of housin my sorry opponents.

  by dominomack, Vallejo, CA, USA, Jul 24 2004  (Edit definition)

• semen.

  he covered her with jank.

  by ryan, OH, USA, Apr 15 2002  (Edit definition)

• to hit.

  i got janked in the head.

  by ryan, OH, USA, Apr 15 2002  (Edit definition)

• to steal, typically with cunning or stealth.

  I'm going to jank that french fry.

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  by Jenny J., Las Vegas, NV, USA, Aug 16 2002  (Edit definition)

adjective

• generally displeasing; SUCKS.

  This party is jank.

  More words meaning: bad, poor, sucks, common, generally displeasing

  by Crystal, Iowa, USA, Oct 18 2001  (Edit definition)

noun

• stuff, things.

  by Phil L., Boston, MA, USA, Nov 19 1999  (Edit definition)

• to steal.

  I just kifed a Butterfinger from 7-11.

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Russ C., Park City, UT, USA, May 30 1998  (Edit definition)

• generally displeasing.

  I don't want that kife marijuana.

  More words meaning: bad, poor, sucks, common, generally displeasing

  by Clinton B., Canada, Nov 23 1998  (Edit definition)

verb

• To steal

  I didn't have the money so I just klepto-ed it

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Cassie L., Durango, CO, USA, Mar 31 2004  (Edit definition)

verb

• To steal.

  The boy glommed onto the toy and then kyped it from his friend.

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Mac, Denver, CO, USA, Jan 25 1999  (Edit definition)

• to steal.

  He maced my green!

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  by ben, Bordon, Whitehill, Hampshire, UK, Mar 03 2003  (Edit definition)

intransitive verb

• to leave.

  Yo, I am about to merk.

  More words meaning: to go, leave, exit

  by Majid Q., Ocean City, NJ, USA, Apr 14 1999  (Edit definition)

• to run or make a quick escape.

  I was cutting class and i saw a security guard coming, so i merked out of there.

  by Anonymous, CT, USA, Jan 28 2008  (Edit definition)

transitive verb

• to steal or take without permission.

  That shirt is pretty nice, I might have to merk that off of you.

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  by Jessica S., San Francisco, CA, USA, Dec 20 2002  (Edit definition)

• to kill.

  Man if you keep running your mouth im going to merk you.

  by Leonard R., Saint Petersburg, FL, USA, May 20 2004  (Edit definition)

• to defeat someone as in a game or competition

  by Leonard R., Saint Petersburg, FL, USA, May 20 2004  (Edit definition)

• To steal something. Another London usage, this is now so widely understood in all but the most genteel circles in England that it's almost ceased to be slang.

  I had my car nicked last week.

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  by Joshua R., Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK, Oct 27 1999  (Edit definition)

• to arrest.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 11 2009  (Edit definition)

noun

• Condition or shape, generally related to physical condition.

  He is in good nick .

  by Peter L., Penang, Malaysia, Oct 21 2004  (Edit definition)