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An adjective that refers to the decrepit, dirty, or poorly put together physical appearance of on object or person. Often used in conjunction with "kind of"
Sorry, my car is kind of hobolicious. (when said referring to a dirty, old, falling apart car.)
Does anyone have hair brush? My hair is kind of hobolicious right now. (when the aforementioned hair is tangled and or dirty.) |
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Tasty, like a hobo. My hiking boots are hobolicious
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Looking homeless and yummy at the same time. Robert Pattinson was seen in London buying extra large underwear and looking hobolicious.
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ho·bo·li·sh·us
Verb 1. Of or pertaining to the act of being extremely hobo 2. Being absolutely fabulous 3. Like a hobo Betty: "Oh my god, girl! That new bag is SO hobolicious!"
Ann: "Thank you. You are quite hobolicious in dem jeanz." |
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The act of being sexy, or attractive in an almost hobo-like way. Damn, that old overcoat is so hobolicious!
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An adjective used when referring to a person of particular cheapness. Mostly used to describe shoes, taped-up shoes, two different shoes, shoes with toes hanging out the end etc. Wow, that guy has taped up shoes. He is so hobolicious.
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awesome and sexy in a homeless way. That girl is so hobolicious.
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