Hovindian

Derived from the name of Christian apologist Kent Hovind. The first use of this adjective is from youtuber and anthropologist Gutsick 'Erika' Gibbon in one of her videos where she described an argument made by the one of the subjects of her video as "Hovindian". Typically used in the context of logical and philosophical discussions. Extremely stupid/circular/intellectually dishonest.

"That single cells can give birth to pine cones is just so hovindian in nature, nobody thinks that."

by YourEden April 13, 2024

hovis one

A hovis one is a girl with the maddest softest back. hovis implies that the back is soft like a hovis loaf of bread.

Yo look over there that gyals got back do you think she's a hovis one?

by J1_6 February 4, 2024

Hovitating

To hover and levitate at the same time

The dog called keppy was hovitating when it smelled cheese.

by jacushfan900 February 3, 2025