homie

Person you know from your hometown or neighborhood. Originated in 1940-50's in African American culture

Students away at College, or persons visiting or moved to another city or town and noticing someone from their hometown. This person was called "hometown" which was later shortened to "homie" There goes my hometown friend Tonya. In a greeting, "Hey Hometown!" Used then and today, "That's my homie Tonya"

by Alicia Y September 15, 2008

homie

what bloods refer to each other as

whats poppin up homie.

by uncle fester March 22, 2007

true dat homie g

when you agree with your homie g

Liz: That boy is a boneable babe!
Kena: True dat homie g!

by LiZaHiO & KeNa July 31, 2005

Homie G.

how are you doing, girlfriend? Instead of saying sup girl and you want it 2 be known that she is a friend(like home-like) you would say this

like when u go out 2 eat
when u meet one another

by flo January 4, 2004

computer homies

People who vandalize computer monitors and towers by scrawling initials of gangs, such as "El Rio". Closely related to underwear gnomes.

Those darn computer homies wrote "CO" on my screen again.

by Aaron V. May 1, 2003

Free the homie

When ur friend gets detention

“Free the homie Jocelynne”

by Trashassjoc March 26, 2019

homie

noun;
1. One who is always there.
2. Proof that there is good in this world.
3. The sexiest cauliflower there ever was and will be.

verb;
1. To share embarrassing stories just to make someone else laugh.
2. To be completely oblivious to how amazing one's self is.
3. To love, listen, and care.

1. I made my HOMIE the awesomest cake.
2. It was just the best HOMIE moment.
3. I'd like to HOMIE you all night baby!!!

by homie's homie October 16, 2008