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Short for "homeboy", someone who is in your neighborhood. Hey, homes, let's chill!
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a term used to describe a friend or person you know. What up homes? Que pase homes?
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greeting term for respected person or persons yo homes, we chillin' tonight?
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What's goin on, homes?
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A mnemonic device to remember the names of the Great Lakes.
Lake <H>uron Lake <O>ntario Lake <M>ichigan Lake <E>rie Lake <S>uperior It does not include Lake St. Clair, which is not considered a "Great Lake" despite being part of the Great Lakes system. I can never remember the Great Lakes without thinking of HOMES lining a lake's edge.
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used by cholos means homie, ese, buey, vato Ey Homes did you see that nigger?
Neta Ese lets go fuk him up que no? |
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The proper noun of the word homie talking to your friend you say yo hommie waddup
if you talk to an elder you say hello homes what up |
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