1 definition by John & Hubert
han~kok
1. Adjective
Hancock, named after the movie of the same name, staring Will Smith, with a budget of $150 million, and a box office pull of $629.4 million, released July 2, 2008, refers to a piece of media/event/person/animal/thing which goes against ones preconceived notions (prejudices) after further investigation. Specifically in surprising, unexpected, or weird ways.
2. Noun
To shove ones head up another's butt. Refer to "hancock" on urban dictionary for more information.
1. Adjective
Hancock, named after the movie of the same name, staring Will Smith, with a budget of $150 million, and a box office pull of $629.4 million, released July 2, 2008, refers to a piece of media/event/person/animal/thing which goes against ones preconceived notions (prejudices) after further investigation. Specifically in surprising, unexpected, or weird ways.
2. Noun
To shove ones head up another's butt. Refer to "hancock" on urban dictionary for more information.
An example of hancock would be:
H:"That did not turn out how I thought it would."
J:"Yes, I agree it did not."
H:"Upon further investigation, that hancock was quite surprising, or unexpected."
J:"Some might say weird."
H:"It is of my belief that, that hancock, was quite hancock."
J:"Mine as well, it went against my preconceived notions (prejudices) on what it would entail."
H:"Much like the movie "Hancock"?"
J:"Yes indeed. Or other movies, such as "Ruby Sparks"."
H:"Or media/events/people/animals/things, for that matter."
J:"Indeed."
H:"...they look like a pretzel."
J:"Indeed."
H:"That did not turn out how I thought it would."
J:"Yes, I agree it did not."
H:"Upon further investigation, that hancock was quite surprising, or unexpected."
J:"Some might say weird."
H:"It is of my belief that, that hancock, was quite hancock."
J:"Mine as well, it went against my preconceived notions (prejudices) on what it would entail."
H:"Much like the movie "Hancock"?"
J:"Yes indeed. Or other movies, such as "Ruby Sparks"."
H:"Or media/events/people/animals/things, for that matter."
J:"Indeed."
H:"...they look like a pretzel."
J:"Indeed."
by John & Hubert April 27, 2021