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Slightly more polite synonym for military terms like FUBB or FUBAR; totally screwed or technically disabled. Usually used in reference to a malfunctioning computer app or program. Generally personalized—"I'm hosed" rather than "This is hosed." That program hoarked my system.
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1- To barf, vomit, regurgitate. 2- To steal. That was a nasty lugie he hoarked. I'm sorry, I had to hoark your phone.
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(verb) To pass through one's nose, typically by laughter. (Regional, used chiefly in the western United States.) The joke was so funny that Zz hoarked his Mountain Dew.
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1- To barf, vomit, regurgitate, especially in a particularly loud manner as if yelling, but hoarking may be done quietly as well. Fuck man, pull over. I think Im gonna HOARK!
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v. vomit, barf, heave, technicolor yawn, leave offering at the porcelain altar. I got drunk and hoarked in the back seat.
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Mechanical term. To apply excessive force or leverage to an object, often in an ill-advised way. Use a longer wrench and a cheater bar and just hoark on that rusty nut until it breaks free.
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eating only the topping of the pizza, leaving the crust I'm on a low carb diet, so I hoarked the pizza slice.
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