A town in upstate New York, formed in 1835 as a giant middle finger to the neighboring city of Elmira; as emphasized by the town motto: "Fuck you, Elmira"
by jk_bro December 26, 2011
well a town who originally got its name for cutting the heads off of horses, but now it takes on a new name, whores-heads....well you will notice most girls in this town are willing to put out and will do it for anyone. I mean if you live in elmira you just go for some fun right down the road to horseheads and get some.
by Homer22k33 June 22, 2006
A town where the high schooler's want to get out so bad and then when they do, they want to come back. The town is not as bad as everything puts it out to be. Horseheads has some of the most musically talented people in the area. The sports are decent. Just depends on which sport you do. They call it " Whoresheads" because some of the girls do put themselves out there but not every girl does. There is almost no crime rate what so ever. The town is always there for everyone. Hated by other schools for being the "Rich" school when in the winter time it's below 0 in the classrooms, because they can't afford fricken heat. You'll meet some of the best people in the world in this little town and friends that will last a life time. They throw the best parties and the people are the most fun to hang out with. Horseheads really is the place to grow up and grow old with someone in.
by Yankees1993 January 3, 2012
An "IV" drug addict under the influence of heroin in a euphoric state nodding in and out of a state consciousness, like a horse rearing his head.
The dude in the donut shop is obviously on a run. He's doing the horsehead display the whole time I've been here. I should know I have been there myself, sad...
by EHofHB August 14, 2009
by thebas February 6, 2022
by Jasper Lau December 11, 2019
Something that works, but was designed in such a clumsy and complicated manner, that you spend a frustratingly long time attempting to figure out how to use it. Often encountered in "specialty applications" (like music, financial, or statistical software) where the designer was more concerned with maximizing features and satisfying the "experts", than on making a simple user interface.
Imagine typing in an unfamiliar editor. All you want to do is change the size of the font. You discover that you must save your current document in a new font size (that you can only specify under "Appearance Options" on a subtab in the menu bar) and then re-open it. You could not figure this out on your own ... and either bugged someone more familiar to explain it, or had to chase down the explanation on Google. Ugh, how horseheaded!!
by Common Thread January 1, 2011