hogleg

A large heavy caliber handgun, originally used to refer to a Colt Walker or similar sized revolver. Still in use today when referring to a big bore , long barreled handgun , typically a single action revolver. A hogs leg has quite the crook to it with the foot and since an old Colt blackpowder revolver somewhat resembles that form hence the term.

Tom Horn yanked that .44 hogleg out of Bill's holster and emptied all 6 shots into the ground right at Bill's mule.

by Arnold Hogwallop June 28, 2009

hoodle

noun. rhymes with "poodle." the sweatshirt your clueless grandma bought you off your amazon wish list. she thinks the "i" in "hoodie" is an "l".

Grandma: Be sure to take your hoodle on your ski trip, i'm sure it will be cold!

You: My hah?

by Gift Horse October 9, 2008

hoople

n. a variant of wigger, the difference being the person in question doesn't "intend" to act and dress the Hip Hop Culture, but poverty, and social status wield how he/she presents himself/herself.

Jerry was raised in the South Bronx to a white crack addict prostitute. He can be a such a hoople sometimes, he just doesn't know any better.

by breetai3 April 10, 2008

hoodle

1. To take in by deceptive means; deceive.
2. To grift something.

to be grifted or tricked
Hold on, this child is a midget! I have been hoodled!

by Pat Onions January 31, 2014

hoople

a bird that cannot fly straight. Someone not responsible with money.

by Brian Walker October 1, 2003

hoople

The hardening of nipples.

Hard old nipples (perhaps of a teacher or boss).

>did you see her hooples?
>did you notice the hooplation in that room.
>yea... that was total hooplation domination.

by laura anne March 16, 2007

hoople

a man, especially one hung like an elephant

She should have been in awe by this hoople, but she was stupid.

by brentalicious May 9, 2005